GoodRx - What's the catch?
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I'm interested but when I went to sign up, I got nothing but an error message when I submitted my info.
I have a few clients who (almost) never use their PDP, using GoodRx instead.
Next year (2021) we have a SilverScript plan for $7 . . . next closest is $14. I have told them to take the $7 plan and continue using GRx. Easy way to save $84 per year and more with lower copay's.
Next year (2021) we have a SilverScript plan for $7 . . . next closest is $14. I have told them to take the $7 plan and continue using GRx. Easy way to save $84 per year and more with lower copay's.
Sorry that is the old program with a much lower payout. You can signup at www.rxgo.com/upgradedagreement.
What's in this for you?
NormMitchell
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For those of you who do not know, there is now a new competitor to GoodRx who actually will pay the agent/broker a small fee on each "paid" prescription that is filled ($0 if the Rx is free). We are using it with some of our worksite employee plans. The companies can actually set up a co-branded card or smartphone app with their name and give the employees a free benefit. We've been working with businesses, schools, churches, and chambers of commerce to offer it as a free benefit and with the co-branded cards or app and it provides advertising for the business along with savings to the employees. It costs nothing to you or the business (unless you print some cards to pass out), the app is free. Lots of marketing materials you can print and your own site/page to track your fees as they come in from the people who fill a paid prescription. Instead of spending big bucks to advertise like GoodRx this company is using the broker/agent market to spread the word. If you'd like to know more about the program and what they'll pay you, send me an email at normmitchell@benefitsenroller.com and I'll send you a packet of information. And by the way, it is not the company posted by others.
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I represent RxGo
Avoiding the question.
If you don't want to give a direct answer to a direct question, that says a lot for your character.
Would you care to elaborate on your question? It is like any affiliate/partner program the pharmacy pays a small dispensing fee and we share a portion of our revenue with our partners.
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I'm recommending Canadian Pharmacies and GoodRx more and more. Esp for boner meds. Plus, using Canada, you can get the generic Eliquis.
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