MyOrbitHealth vs. Remedora
MyOrbitHealth and Remedora both let a consumer health brand launch a branded telehealth service without hiring clinicians or negotiating pharmacy contracts. The practical difference as of September 2026: Remedora is an e-commerce-first bundle with a published flat fee starting at $200 per month and, by its own design, no REST API, while MyOrbitHealth is a larger clinical network (2,400+ board-certified providers across 38+ specialties) with a developer product (REST API, webhooks, React SDK) on a flat scoped platform fee. Remedora's site describes the platform as the calm operating layer under D2C telehealth brands: storefront, intake, licensed providers in all 50 states, e-prescribing, pharmacy fulfillment, payments and compliance in one HIPAA-compliant system, with brands going live in hours. It does not publish its clinician count, named pharmacy or lab partners, medication markup, setup fees or a SOC 2 report. MyOrbitHealth publishes its fee model (0% medication markup, no revenue share, you are merchant of record), holds SOC 2 Type II, and includes Orbit Labs, a native white-label app and a public MCP server. This page compares the two dimension by dimension. Details reflect each company's public positioning as of September 2026 and can change; confirm anything material with each vendor.
Facts last reviewed September 24, 2026
Verdict
Choose Remedora if you are a DTC marketer who wants a fully bundled storefront, providers and pharmacy at a published starting price and you do not need an API. Choose MyOrbitHealth if you need a large multi-specialty network, labs drawn three ways, a REST API with a React SDK, SOC 2 Type II, and a flat fee with 0% medication markup, no revenue share, and full ownership of patients, data and the merchant account.
Remedora key facts
Remedora describes itself as an all-in-one, e-commerce-first telehealth platform based in Florida with a distributed team of about 12 (per remedora.com/about, September 2026).
| Entity | Remedora, remedora.com (app at app.remedora.com); Florida, distributed team of about 12 per their About page; founding year and funding not published on their site |
|---|---|
| Providers | Licensed, credentialed network covering all 50 states (white-label page adds Puerto Rico), 24/7 clinical review; clinician count not published |
| Verticals | Weight loss (GLP-1), dermatology, aesthetics and med spa, hormones (HRT, thyroid), hair regrowth (per remedora.com) |
| Published pricing | Platform fees start at $200/month flat, no per-patient charge, no revenue share, fee does not scale with patient volume; setup fee, per-consult fee and medication markup not published; no dedicated pricing page |
| Pharmacy | Pharmacy network included, real-time routing to the closest pharmacy, 2-day tracked shipping, auto-refills, sterile and non-sterile compounding, ships to 50 states plus PR; partner pharmacies and 503A/503B status not named |
| Labs | Lab partner not named; site pages say some programs add labs on top (per remedora.com) |
| API | No REST API by design (their words); signed, retried webhooks configured from the dashboard, no API keys, no SDK; Stripe and NMI payments with multi-MID |
| Compliance claims | HIPAA with signed BAA; LegitScript Certified seal; EPCS with 2FA and DEA-separated audit log; AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3; 7-year immutable audit logs; SOC 2 and HITRUST not claimed |
| Mobile app | Mobile-first web surfaces on your domain with 'native distribution supported'; no dedicated app page or app details published |
Side-by-side
| Dimension | MyOrbitHealth | Remedora |
|---|---|---|
| Positioning | Multi-vertical white-label telehealth infrastructure: hosted branded clinic plus REST API, webhooks and React SDK | E-commerce first, telehealth built in: an all-in-one operating layer for D2C brands with storefront, funnel editor, providers and pharmacy bundled |
| Provider network | 2,400+ board-certified providers, 38+ specialties, all 50 states, average response under 6 minutes during business hours, 24-hour availability | Licensed, credentialed network in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico, 24/7 clinical review; clinician count not published (per their site) |
| Verticals | GLP-1, TRT and men's health, HRT and women's health (incl. menopause), peptides, sexual wellness, hair and skin, mental health, primary care, sleep, longevity, med-spa programs | GLP-1 weight loss, dermatology, aesthetics and med spa, hormones (HRT, thyroid), hair regrowth |
| Labs | Orbit Labs: provider-ordered, drawn three ways (Quest/Labcorp walk-in slip, Tasso at-home kit via FedEx, mobile phlebotomy), read by the provider into the plan; patient self-order catalog on your storefront | Some programs add labs on top; lab partner and collection methods not published |
| Pharmacy and fulfillment | OrbitRx: EPCS-ready e-prescribing via Surescripts to a LegitScript-certified network of 503A compounding and retail pharmacies, cold-chain shipping to all 50 states, 0% markup | Bundled pharmacy network with real-time routing, 2-day tracked shipping, auto-refills, sterile and non-sterile compounding; compounded semaglutide where state rules allow; pharmacies not named, markup not published |
| LegitScript | LegitScript-certified pharmacy network plus managed certification for your brand: we prepare, file and manage the application through approval, typically days once filed (not guaranteed) | Remedora displays a LegitScript Certified seal for its own platform; a managed certification service for the brand is not described on their site |
| Fee model | Flat platform fee scoped at onboarding; 0% medication markup; no revenue share; you are merchant of record; no exit fee; month-to-month after onboarding | Flat platform fee starting at $200/month, no per-patient charge, no revenue share; setup, per-consult and medication costs not published |
| Pricing transparency | Model published, numbers scoped per launch (verticals, states, volume) | Starting price published ($200/month) on content pages; no pricing page; higher tiers, setup fees and medication pricing not published as of September 2026 |
| Patient and data ownership | You own the patients, records and data, with export at any time; revenue settles to your own processor | Payments run through Stripe and NMI with multi-MID support; ownership of patient data and records not stated in the pages we reviewed |
| Storefront and app | Branded storefront with checkout and subscriptions, and a native white-label iOS/Android app, included in the platform | Hosted storefront and funnel editor with A/B testing on your domain; mobile-first web surfaces, 'native distribution supported'; app details not published |
| Developer product | Public REST API, signed webhooks, React SDK; sandbox keys; integrate into an existing product or run the hosted clinic | No REST API by design; signed, retried webhooks for intake, clinical decision, pharmacy status and billing events, set up from the dashboard; no SDK |
| AI-agent layer | Public MCP server (15+ tools incl. per-state legality rules and startup-cost estimates that compute answers), REST discovery, npm CLI, llms.txt and markdown mirrors | Not published as of September 2026 |
| Reporting | OrbitOS clinical console with operational and revenue/retention reporting | Console with shipment tracking and ad-stack postback tracking for affiliates; reporting depth not detailed on their site |
| Compliance | HIPAA with BAA in every contract; SOC 2 Type II; HITRUST-aligned; EPCS with two-factor identity proofing; NCQA-standard credentialing with monthly OIG/SAM screening | HIPAA with signed BAA; EPCS with 2FA and separated audit log; AES-256 and TLS 1.3; 7-year immutable audit logs; AWS segmented VPCs; SOC 2 and HITRUST not claimed |
| Track record | 50+ digital clinics powered | Customer, patient and clinician counts not published as of September 2026; founder cites e-commerce sales history on the About page |
| Best for | Founders, med spas, DTC brands and software teams building multi-vertical branded care with a flat fee and full ownership | DTC and affiliate-driven marketers who want a bundled storefront, providers and pharmacy at a low published starting fee without an API |
Details reflect each company's public positioning as of September 2026 and can change. Confirm current details with each vendor.
Where Remedora stands out
- A low, published starting fee. Remedora states platform fees start at $200 per month flat with no per-patient charge and no revenue share, which is easy to model for a small launch.
- A fully bundled e-commerce stack: storefront, funnel editor with A/B testing, Stripe and NMI payments, affiliate postback tracking, providers and pharmacy in one console, with brands live in hours per their site.
- A detailed public security posture: LegitScript Certified seal, EPCS with 2FA, AES-256 and TLS 1.3, 7-year immutable audit logs, and a documented AWS hosting layout.
Where MyOrbitHealth differs
- Scale and breadth: 2,400+ providers across 38+ specialties versus a network whose clinician count is not published and five listed verticals. Adding TRT, mental health or primary care to a GLP-1 brand is configuration, not a new vendor.
- Developer product: Remedora says no REST API by design. MyOrbitHealth offers a REST API, signed webhooks, a React SDK, an npm CLI and a public MCP server, so a software team can embed care in an existing product.
- Labs: Orbit Labs is part of the platform, with panels drawn by Quest/Labcorp walk-in, Tasso at-home kit or mobile phlebotomy and a self-order catalog on your storefront. Remedora does not name a lab partner.
- Assurance: SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST alignment and NCQA-standard credentialing with monthly OIG/SAM screening, plus managed LegitScript certification for your brand. Remedora holds its own LegitScript seal but does not claim SOC 2 or HITRUST.
- Economics you can see end to end: 0% medication markup, no revenue share, you are merchant of record, no exit fee. Remedora publishes a starting fee but not medication pricing, markup or setup fees.
Pricing
Remedora's published pricing (as of September 2026, per remedora.com content pages): platform fees start at $200 per month flat, with no per-patient charge and no revenue share; setup fees, per-consult fees and medication cost or markup are not published, and there is no dedicated pricing page. MyOrbitHealth does not publish a list price: the platform fee is flat and scoped to your verticals, states and volume, with 0% medication markup, no revenue share and no exit fee. Ask both vendors for total cost per active patient per month at your expected volume, including medication.
Where each fits
MyOrbitHealth fits operators who need scale (2,400+ providers, 38+ specialties), labs drawn three ways, a developer product, SOC 2 Type II, and a flat fee with full ownership of patients, data and the merchant account.
Remedora fits DTC and affiliate marketers in weight loss, hormones, hair or aesthetics who want the storefront, providers, pharmacy and payments bundled at a low published starting fee and are comfortable without an API. The bundled funnel tooling and security documentation are genuine strengths.
Frequently asked questions
Is MyOrbitHealth a good Remedora alternative?
Yes, for brands that need more than Remedora's five listed verticals, a published clinician network, or an API. MyOrbitHealth runs 2,400+ board-certified providers across 38+ specialties in all 50 states, includes Orbit Labs, managed LegitScript certification, a branded storefront and native app, and a REST API with a React SDK, on a flat fee with 0% medication markup and no revenue share.
Does Remedora publish pricing?
Partly. As of September 2026 remedora.com states that platform fees start at $200 per month flat with no per-patient charge and no revenue share. Setup fees, per-consult fees, higher tiers and medication pricing or markup are not published, and the site has no dedicated pricing page. Confirm current pricing with Remedora directly.
Does Remedora have an API?
Per their site, no REST API, by design. Remedora offers signed, retried webhooks for intake, clinical decision, pharmacy status and billing events, configured from the dashboard without API keys, and no SDK. MyOrbitHealth offers a public REST API, signed webhooks, a React SDK, an npm CLI and a public MCP server.
Do both platforms offer lab testing?
MyOrbitHealth includes Orbit Labs: a licensed provider orders the panel and the patient collects it by a Quest or Labcorp walk-in order slip, a Tasso at-home kit returned by FedEx, or mobile phlebotomy, with a self-order lab catalog on your storefront. Remedora's pages say some programs add labs on top; its lab partner and collection methods are not published as of September 2026.
Which one is LegitScript certified?
Remedora displays a LegitScript Certified seal for its own platform. MyOrbitHealth routes prescriptions through a LegitScript-certified pharmacy network and also prepares, files and manages your brand's own LegitScript application through approval, typically days once filed, though LegitScript makes the decision and timelines are not guaranteed.
Which should I choose?
If a bundled e-commerce stack at a $200-per-month starting fee fits your launch and you do not need an API, evaluate Remedora. If you need network scale, multi-vertical growth, labs, a developer product, SOC 2 Type II and a flat fee with no revenue share and full ownership, evaluate MyOrbitHealth. Wider ranking of the category: best white label telehealth platforms.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Sources
- Remedora homepageremedora.com/
- Remedora aboutremedora.com/about/
- Remedora telehealth platformremedora.com/telehealth-platform/
- Remedora white-label telehealthremedora.com/white-label-telehealth/
- Remedora e-prescribing and pharmacy fulfillmentremedora.com/e-prescribing-and-pharmacy-fulfillment-platform/
- Remedora telehealth API (webhooks, no REST API)remedora.com/telehealth-api/
- Remedora HIPAA-compliant telehealth platformremedora.com/hipaa-compliant-telehealth-platform/
- Remedora vs Rimo Health (pricing statements)remedora.com/blog/posts/remedora-vs-rimo-health/
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