OpenLoop is built for provider staffing and e-prescribing. Remedora includes that clinical layer and also the storefront, checkout, pharmacy fulfillment, and support, on one platform and one bill.
Remedora's public platform fee starts at $200 a month. Your brand owns its data outright: patient charts, customer lists, and card data, with payments and card tokens held on your own Stripe or NMI gateway. Operators reported OpenLoop's pricing to us in October 2026 as $8,000 to set up, $1,500 a month, and a share of patient revenue. Ask them for a current written quote before you model it.
How Remedora and OpenLoop differ on price, brand, and the rest of the stack.
OpenLoop is built for provider staffing and e-prescribing. Remedora includes that clinical layer and also the storefront, checkout, pharmacy fulfillment, and support, on one platform and one bill.
Remedora's public platform fee starts at $200 a month. Your brand owns its data outright: patient charts, customer lists, and card data, with payments and card tokens held on your own Stripe or NMI gateway. Operators reported OpenLoop's pricing to us in October 2026 as $8,000 to set up, $1,500 a month, and a share of patient revenue. Ask them for a current written quote before you model it.
OpenLoop is strong on provider staffing and e-Rx. Remedora includes that clinical layer and attaches the storefront, checkout, and pharmacy fulfillment to it.
Published and operator-reported figures as of October 2026 — verify with the vendor before you sign.
Capabilities included in the base platform, without third-party contracts.
OpenLoop pricing is operator-reported, October 2026. Capabilities as documented in July 2026.
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Yes — the difference is scope. OpenLoop centers on clinical staffing and e-Rx; Remedora includes those plus the storefront, funnel editor, checkout, subscriptions, pharmacy fulfillment, and support on one platform and one bill.
You can keep it. Most brands move the funnel over once they see conversion data in one place, but the intake and clinical layer can run behind an existing site.
Operators told us in October 2026 that OpenLoop quotes $8,000 for setup, $1,500 monthly, and a percentage of what patients pay. In a partner agreement on file with the SEC since March 2026, OpenLoop charges patients directly and controls their medical histories, so brands on that contract don't own them. Remedora begins at $200 monthly. You keep title to patient information and cardholder data, your storefront sits on your domain, and money settles to your own processor.
Yes. Active subscriptions, refill schedules, and patient records migrate without asking patients to re-enroll.
Storefront, doctors, pharmacy, payments, and compliance, included and ready. The only thing missing is your brand.