● Operators, not consultants 5,000+ patients seen monthly 30-day launch build

Launch Your Telehealth GLP-1 or Peptide Business With People Who Actually Run One

We'll build your clinic with the operating playbook behind LeanDose: 5,000+ patients and $400K+ per month.

Launch your GLP-1 or peptide clinic in 30 days, then scale it with a commission-driven UGC creator channel.

From our own dashboard — not a case study
Patients seen per month 5,000+ Monthly revenue $400K+ Markets live United States + Mexico The business LeanDose — ours, not a client's Funnel type Automated — not call-center dependent
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Why most launches die

The $250K Tuition Nobody Should Pay

Telehealth launches don't fail because the market is weak. They fail because the founder makes five irreversible decisions in the first 60 days — white-label platform, pharmacy network, compliance path, tech stack, acquisition model — before they've ever run one.

Get one wrong and you don't find out for six months. Get two wrong and you've spent a quarter million dollars with zero patients to show for it. We've watched it happen to smart, well-funded people who did everything the course told them to.

We made our decisions with our own money, on our own business. LeanDose exists because we got them right — and the ones we got wrong, we paid to fix ourselves. That tuition is already paid. You don't have to pay it twice.

Here's what kills telehealth launches (so yours won't):

  • Choosing the wrong white-label provider — and finding out at scale
  • Not understanding compliance (LegitScript, FDA, state-by-state rules)
  • Weak physician and pharmacy networks that no-show your patients
  • Treating patient acquisition as "run some ads" instead of a system
  • Never financially modeling CAC against patient lifetime value
  • Decisions that look great on paper — 100% of nothing is still nothing
The difference

Consultants Sell Playbooks. We Run One.

Skin in the game

Most people selling "telehealth business in a box" have never processed a patient payment, never had a pharmacy miss a shipment, never watched a checkout page leak money at 2am. They got paid when you bought the box. What happens after is your problem.

We operate LeanDose — our own GLP-1 telehealth practice, live in two countries, seeing 5,000+ patients a month at $400K+/month. When our funnel breaks, we lose our own money that same day. So it doesn't stay broken.

That means every recommendation you get from us has been stress-tested on our own revenue first: the platform choice, the intake flow, the follow-up sequences, the checkout recovery, the refill touchpoints. Not theory. Not a template. The system we depend on ourselves.

And we're not selling you a one-and-done build so we can move to the next customer. We build your business so we can stay in it with you — when you grow, we grow.

That's not consulting. That's an operating partner.

That is the Square One difference.

This isn't theory

Numbers From Our Own Business. This Month.

Not a client case study. Not a screenshot from 2023. These are operating metrics from LeanDose — the business we run every day with our own money.

5,000+
Patients seen every month in our own practice
$400K+
Monthly revenue across our U.S. and Mexico operations
2
Countries live — same playbook, two regulatory environments

▲ The same systems we install for you

The operator advantage

The Opportunity Isn't the Hard Part.
Execution Is.

A strong launch depends on getting the operating decisions right in sequence. Square One turns the lessons from our own live practice into a focused build for yours.

01 · MODEL

Build the economics

Define the offer, margins, acquisition targets, refill economics, and break-even path before committing spend.

02 · SELECT

Choose the operating stack

Shortlist the platform, physician and pharmacy network, payment path, and compliance requirements.

03 · INSTALL

Build the patient journey

Connect the website, CRM, intake, follow-up, checkout recovery, and measurement into one working system.

04 · LAUNCH

Prepare acquisition

Finalize the digital strategy, test the full journey, and enter the market with clear operating targets.

How it works

The 30-Day Operator Build

Consulting and execution, in the same sequence we used to build LeanDose. The 30-day target depends on timely client approvals, vendor access, compliance review, and the signed scope of work.

Phase 1 · Target days 1–10

Strategy & Economics

Competitive analysis, business model design, financial modeling, compliance roadmap, platform selection, offer structure, and build plan.

Phase 2 · Target days 10–30

Legitimacy

LegitScript approval support, HIPAA-compliant CRM configuration, payment processing setup, compliance documentation, and regulatory readiness work.

Phase 3 · Target days 22–30

Launch Ready

Digital strategy finalized, acquisition system prepared, automated intake and follow-up sequences configured, and the full patient journey tested.

How scope works

Define the Work Before We Count It.

A high-volume launch only works when everyone agrees on what a content piece is, what changes are included, and which costs sit outside the build.

What counts as one content asset?

One approved, export-ready vertical video master or a materially distinct hook, opening, or cutdown. Simple resizes, file duplicates, or caption-color swaps do not count as separate assets unless the SOW says otherwise.

How many original concepts?

Total asset volume is not the same as the number of original shoots. Original-master count, production method, and variation ratio are finalized after a fulfillment and unit-economics review.

What about revisions and usage rights?

The proposed baseline is two consolidated revision rounds on briefs and templates. Organic use, paid use, likeness permissions, term length, territory, and re-shoot rules must be written into the SOW and production agreements.

What costs continue after launch?

Budget separately for platform and CRM fees, media spend, product and shipping, approved production pass-through costs, usage fees, and any agreed ongoing services.

Final deliverables are not set on this page. Volume, original-master count, timeline, revision policy, usage rights, and deliverable mix are defined in the signed scope of work after a fit and fulfillment review.

Questions

Asked Before You Ask

What's the timeline to launch?
The planning target is a 30-day clinic-foundation build. Client approvals, platform access, compliance review, and third-party certification can move that date. Your signed SOW sets the actual milestones and content delivery schedule.
Do I need medical experience?
No. You need to run the business — acquisition, operations, unit economics. Licensed physicians and pharmacies are part of the network, exactly as they are in our own practice.
How is this different from a "business in a box"?
A box-seller's incentive ends at your credit card. We operate LeanDose ourselves, and every system we install is grounded in what we run on our own revenue first.
What if I choose the wrong white-label provider?
That's the single most expensive mistake in this industry — and the reason we only shortlist platforms we would run our own business on. You'll get vetted options with the honest pros and cons of each.
What about compliance and getting shut down?
Compliance is phase two of the build, not an afterthought: LegitScript, HIPAA-compliant infrastructure, compliant marketing claims, and state-by-state considerations — handled before you spend on traffic. We run our own brand under the same scrutiny.
How much will I make?
Nobody can promise you revenue, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What we do instead: build your financial model with you — CAC targets, margins, refill economics — using real numbers from a live GLP-1 business, so you know exactly what has to be true to hit your goals. Results depend on your execution, market, and budget.
What happens after the 30-day build?
You're set up to begin acquiring patients through your approved channels. If you want ongoing management, new production, or paid-media support after launch, those services require a separate recurring scope.
What are the separate costs I need to budget for?
Budget separately for white-label platform and CRM fees, SMS/email usage, LegitScript certification, media spend, product and shipping, approved production pass-through costs, usage fees, and any agreed ongoing services. We model these costs with you before the SOW is finalized.
Is content volume guaranteed before we talk?
No. Asset counts and production scope are not sold as fixed packages on this page. The signed SOW must state the final volume, the number of original masters, the allowed variation ratio, revision rounds, usage rights, and delivery schedule after a fit review.

Ready to Build It With Operators?

Limited launch spots. We only take founders we believe we can grow with — because we plan to still be here when you scale.