RepeatMD

Name: RepeatMD: pricing, terms and score
Item: RepeatMD
Rating: 2.4

Branded rewards, memberships and in-app treatment sales for aesthetic practices

2.4/5 · How we score · United States and Canada · Last checked Oct 1, 2026

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Score breakdown

12 of 24 checks passed. The score counts what RepeatMD publishes, not how well it performs.

2.4/5

Pricing transparency0.0

Terms and commitment1.0

Med spa fit4.0

Proof and track record4.0

Support and onboarding3.8

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Pricing transparency · 0/5

–Publishes a pricenot found
–States how it chargesnot found
–States setup or onboarding feesnot found
–States extra costs such as add-ons or ad spendnot found
–Lists what each plan or package includesnot found

Terms and commitment · 1/5

–States the minimum termnot found
–Offers month to monthnot found
–Publishes cancellation or return termsnot found
✓Offers a free trial, demo, audit or consultationsource
–States how you get your data outnot found

Med spa fit · 4/5

✓Has a page for this industrysource
✓Names this industry as its only or a core marketsource
✓Shows a named client or case study in this industrysource
✓Lists services or features built for this industrysource
–States that it supports HIPAA compliance or offers a BAAnot found

Proof and track record · 4/5

✓Publishes a case study with a stated resultsource
✓Names its leadership or teamsource
✓Publishes its founding yearsource
–Has a third-party review profile with 10 or more reviewsnot found
✓Names clientssource

Support and onboarding · 3/4

✓Lists how to reach supportsource
–States support hoursnot found
✓Describes onboardingsource
✓Has a public help center or documentationsource

In one line

Names its founder, founding date, offices and several med spa clients, but publishes no price, contract term or cancellation terms; pricing is handled through a demo.

About RepeatMD

RepeatMD sells a patient-facing app with rewards, memberships, ecommerce, AI treatment advisors and patient financing through Affirm. The site says the app is launched in 30 days or less after a demo.

The about page names the founder and gives a timeline that starts in 2021, with offices in Houston and New York City. The pricing page has no prices and its questions are answered only through a demo.

Who it is for

A med spa or aesthetic practice that already has a scheduling or EMR system and wants memberships, rewards and online treatment sales layered on top.

Pricing

RepeatMD does not publish prices on its website.

Setup fee: Not published
Extra costs: Not published
Minimum term: Not published
Cancellation: Not published

Prices as published on Oct 1, 2026. Confirm current rates with RepeatMD.

Services

Branded mobile appMobile rewardsMembershipsEcommercePatient financingAI treatment advisorsSkinDrop skincare sales

Built for med spas

Memberships sold from the practice's own appMobile rewards programAI treatment advisorsSkinDrop skincare sales without inventoryPatient financing through Affirm

Integrations

Affirm

What it publishes and what it doesn't

On its website

✓ Offers a free trial, demo, audit or consultation
✓ Has a page for this industry
✓ Names this industry as its only or a core market
✓ Shows a named client or case study in this industry
✓ Lists services or features built for this industry
✓ Publishes a case study with a stated result
✓ Names its leadership or team
✓ Publishes its founding year
✓ Names clients
✓ Lists how to reach support
✓ Describes onboarding
✓ Has a public help center or documentation

Not found on its website

– Publishes a price
– States how it charges
– States setup or onboarding fees
– States extra costs such as add-ons or ad spend
– Lists what each plan or package includes
– States the minimum term
– Offers month to month
– Publishes cancellation or return terms
– States how you get your data out
– States that it supports HIPAA compliance or offers a BAA
– Has a third-party review profile with 10 or more reviews
– States support hours

Proof

Case study, as RepeatMD states it: Meesha Aesthetics: $130k sold in a day, as titled in a RepeatMD webinar (source)

Sources

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