You decide who promotes you
Set the publisher types and traffic you'll accept. We vet applicants against your criteria before anyone sees the offer.
Telehealth / For Advertisers
For telehealth brands
A Telehealth Affiliate Network Built for Brand Control
Scale your telehealth business through performance marketing without giving up control of your brand. You decide which publishers, traffic sources, claims and creative are allowed. Your offer is never posted on a public offer wall.
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Publisher approval
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Claims and creative
Controls
Six controls an open affiliate marketplace can't give you
Telehealth brands carry the regulatory risk for how their programs are promoted. MarketHealth is built so you can see and govern every partner.
Channel by channel
Document whether you permit SEO, PPC, Meta, YouTube, influencers, native, email, display, comparison sites, coupon and retargeting.
Your words, your pages
Approve ads, advertorials, landing pages, email copy and every claim before it runs.
Know where patients come from
Each conversion carries its publisher and sub-ID, so you can scale what works and switch off what doesn't.
Rules with consequences
Publishers who break campaign requirements are corrected, paused or removed, and you're told about it.
Nothing public
Your economics, conversion funnel and promotional materials aren't exposed to the open market or to competitors.
Traffic sources
You set the rules for every channel
For each offer, every source is marked allowed, approval-required or prohibited. These rules go into the Publisher Marketing Brief that each partner signs.
| Source | Typical setting | Why advertisers choose it |
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| SEO and content | Allowed | High-intent readers comparing programs; long-lived traffic |
| Comparison sites | Allowed | Bottom-of-funnel visitors, with paid relationships disclosed |
| Email (opt-in) | Allowed | Trusted senders with consent records |
| YouTube and podcasts | Allowed | Explainer content and sponsor reads with on-screen disclosure |
| Influencers | Approval | Reach, with scripts approved in advance |
| PPC and brand bidding | Approval | Certification requirements and brand protection |
| Meta and paid social | Approval | Platform health-ad rules apply |
| Native and display | Approval | Advertorials need claim review |
| Retargeting | Approval | Health-data and privacy considerations |
| Coupon sites | Usually off | Margin and brand positioning |
| Incentive and SMS | Prohibited | Lead quality and consent risk |
Payout models
You choose the event you pay on
Every model is tracked server-to-server and reconciled against your back end. Most advertisers start on CPA or CPL and add revenue share once quality is proven.
| Model | You pay when | Best fit | Quality controls |
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| CPA | A patient completes a purchase, first paid month or first prescription fill | Subscription programs with a clear checkout | Refund and chargeback windows, scrubbed against your order data |
| CPL | A patient finishes your qualifying intake | Programs that close by phone or care-team follow-up | Required qualifier fields, duplicate and fraud filtering, return policy for bad leads |
| Pay-per-call | An inbound call passes your agreed duration | Intake teams and high-consideration care | Call recording review, geo and hours targeting |
| Revenue share / hybrid | A share of each renewal, or a lower CPA plus a share of lifetime value | High-retention programs such as GLP-1, TRT and hair loss | Transparent renewal reporting, agreed attribution window and cap |
Tracking and privacy
No health data in the tracking. Ever.
In July 2026 the FTC and several states acted against a major telehealth brand over health information shared with advertising platforms through tracking technology. Expect partners and regulators to ask how attribution works. Here's our answer.
Source: FTC press release, July 29, 2026.
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Server-to-server postbacksFire a postback with a click ID and order ID when your conversion happens. Works with Everflow, TUNE, CAKE and most in-house setups.
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Order IDs onlyNo conditions, medications or intake answers in pixels, URLs or sub-IDs.
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ReconciliationWeekly or monthly true-up against your back end for refunds, chargebacks and returned leads before invoicing.
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Licensed-state targetingTraffic is limited to the states where your clinicians are licensed to treat.
How a launch works
From first call to scaled program
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Fit call
We review your offer, funnel, licensed states, certification and target cost per patient. About 30 minutes.
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Compliance review
You approve claims, landing pages and creative. We write the Publisher Marketing Brief together.
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Tracking setup
Postback integration, tested end to end with a live test conversion.
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Capped test
A small group of approved publishers on a fixed cap, so both sides can measure real quality.
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Scale
Raise caps for the partners who hit your numbers, add publishers, and review results regularly.
FAQ
Advertiser questions
Do we need LegitScript certification?
For prescription telehealth advertising on Google, LegitScript Healthcare Merchant Certification plus Google's own healthcare certification is required in the United States, and other major platforms have similar requirements. If you're still in process, we can start with SEO, email and creator partners while certification completes.
Is our offer visible to every MarketHealth affiliate?
No. Telehealth offers never appear in the public offer directory. Only publishers you've approved can see the terms, creative and links.
Can we block a publisher or a traffic source?
Yes. Every conversion carries a publisher and sub-ID. You can block partners, require pre-approval for new sources, or limit an offer to one channel.
Who is responsible for our claims?
You supply and approve the claims, substantiation and required disclosures; publishers must use them as written. MarketHealth trains publishers, checks live placements and enforces the brief. Your counsel should review all advertising for your program.
Is there a setup fee or minimum budget?
No setup fee. Programs run on caps you set, and you pay only for approved conversions. Caps and payouts are agreed in writing before launch.
How are refunds and returned leads handled?
Refunded orders, chargebacks and leads that fail agreed criteria are removed during reconciliation, within a return window we set together.
List your telehealth offer
Tell us about your program
Share your offer, licensed states and the traffic you'll accept. We'll reply with a recommended set of publishers and a capped test.
Prefer email? partners@markethealth.com
For telehealth brands
Grow through partners without giving up your brand.
Tell us about your program, your licensed states and the traffic you'll accept. We'll recommend a capped test.