thimblehub

An OpenLoop alternative that leaves your patients’ payments with you

No revenue share: a monthly fee and a fee per order.

Time on treatment

OpenLoop's share rises as patients renew: $143 of a $339 payment in month one, $201 from month five1

OpenLoop keeps

$209 a patient

of each $339 payment, its share plus fees, $62,550 a month at 300 patients

OpenLoop1keeps $201, fees $7.50 an order

$131

thimblehubPayments land in your own Stripe. Our fee is set per order, never a share.

OpenLoop's share covers its clinicians, labs, medication, and patient support. Shipping is left out of both.

What stays yours

thimblehubOpenLoop's main offer1
Patient paymentsLand in your own Stripe account, confirmed at setupLand in OpenLoop's merchant account, paid out to you weekly1
Revenue shareNone$143 of a $339 payment in month one, $201 from month five1
Patients and dataYours: card tokens stay in your Stripe account, and you can export records any timeOpenLoop holds the card tokens and billing records; if you leave, every patient re-authorizes payment1
Your pharmacyConnects on every plan, unless your network fills its ownFilled through OpenLoop's own supply chain1
Cost as you growA flat fee per order that falls as you growA 42% to 59% share of every payment, rising as patients renew1

Launchpad publishes no price, share, or term2.

Switch in four steps

  1. Book a call

    We go through your numbers and agree who owns each step.

  2. Line up your network and pharmacy

    Keep your clinician network, or we introduce you to one we work with and you agree terms directly.

  3. Set up and tested

    Checkout and portals on your Stripe account, tested end to end before launch.

  4. Your patients move over

    Each patient enters their card once on your checkout, since OpenLoop holds today's card tokens1.

See it on your numbers

  1. Cuvo's OpenLoop comparison, updated Sep 30, 2026: OpenLoop's May 2026 proposal as Cuvo reports it
  2. openloophealth.com/launchpad, page and FAQ

Checked October 4, 2026. Rival figures are as published or reported on that date.