The questions that decide the money.

The stages nobody has tested yet. Almost every brand doing volume tested the landing page and stopped there, so the intake order, the upsell take, the failed payments, the carts nobody recovers and what happens in month three are still on their first version. At your volume those are worth more than another landing page test, because nobody has taken the first pass at them.

At the one step where a point is worth the most money to you. That might be ad to landing, landing to intake, intake to checkout, checkout to paid, the upsell take rate, or whether people are still refilling in month three. It might not be a page at all: reporting that disagrees with Stripe, failed payments nobody retries, carts nobody recovers, a product or brand that deserves its own funnel. We rank them by what a fix is worth and start with the top one.

AI does the typing, a senior engineer decides what gets typed and reads every line before it ships. In the time a normal build puts one landing page live and tests it, you get three to five whole themes running against each other, so the same month of ad spend buys several shots at a winner instead of one. Nothing touching patient data ever runs unreviewed.

Nothing pauses. The funnel you have keeps taking orders while the new version is built next to it, then traffic splits between the two. Ads keep running, and the version people are already buying from stays up until the new one beats it.

The count that decides is the charge Stripe settled, not a checkout page view the platform's report calls a conversion. A variation stays up until it has enough orders to separate from the other one. If it never separates, we say so and delete it.

No, and you should not want to. The provider network, the pharmacy and the EMR are the expensive parts and they stay exactly where they are. We replace the part that decides revenue, the pages, intake, checkout, upsells and portal, and wire it into what you already pay for.

We sign a BAA on every telehealth engagement. Health answers never reach analytics or ad tools, and access is scoped per role, so the care team reads the chart and marketing reads a step number. The tracking settlements this industry has already paid came out of the same account the ad budget comes from, so if a request would put patient data somewhere it should not go we flag it while scoping, before it is built.

Three fixed prices, public before you book anything: a $1,500 audit credited in full against a build, a Funnel Takeover from $9,000 for one stage or the whole funnel, and a $4,999 a month retainer that keeps tests and new pages shipping. Ad spend and platform fees stay yours.