The Peptide Business Summit Master Class · on demand · The case for telehealth · 6 operators · 2 repos Enroll
Six operators walked into a bar about the $100B+ peptide boom and walked out agreeing on the vehicle: telehealth.

Thinking about research peptides? Build telehealth instead. Get the playbook, and the code, to launch before the July 23-24 FDA panel.

The biggest question gets answered right here. The rest, inside:
RUO or telehealth? Telehealth. RUO runs on rails that break and exits at 1-3x EBITDA. Telehealth banks clean, gets ads approved, and exits at 6-12x. What the sessions settle is sequencing: when RUO earns its place as the cash-flow on-ramp, and how you graduate.

Ready to build? Clone the telehealth brand and the RUO storefront at checkout, running the moment you join.

Plus the build day: cost-to-platform on every peptide, the 503A and LegitScript path. Both summits included.

In the master class
13h+
Of playbook
6
Operators
2
Repos
The July 23-24 FDA panel · 7 peptides
00 Days
Three fights. One vehicle: telehealth.
Picking your lane

Brand new, or sitting on capital? Telehealth exits at 6-12x against RUO's 1-3x. The sessions settle sequencing: straight in, or RUO cash flow first. Know which before you spend a dollar.

Fighting to stay banked

Debanked or match-listed? There is a legal, stable way to bank, process, and run ads, even after a freeze. The operators who do it name the path. Stabilize first. The telehealth asset comes after the rails hold.

Building toward an exit

Already running a brand? Reposition a 1-3x RUO asset into a 6-12x telehealth one and become a clean, transferable business before the July 23-24 FDA panel. Acquirers are already vetting top RUO brands, as telehealth conversions.

The Lineup

Six operators who each see hundreds of brands.
Slash Bank
RUO Banking
Banking through de-risking
Blake Toves
Blake Toves
Payments · Host
Rails that hold, from RUO to RX
Rohaan Khan
Rohaan Khan
OrangeTrail · Ads
Ex-Meta/Google ad accounts
Rudy Sanchez
Rudy Sanchez
Coaches.com · LTV
Coaching that lifts LTV
Ben Zogby
Ben Zogby
M&A · Capital
The 6-12x exit roadmap
Marco Guarracino
Marco Guarracino
Founder · iSellForYou
+30% revenue, no extra spend

The full curriculum.

On demand · 13+ hours
Master Class · The Summits

The case for telehealth, and the cash flow that funds it.

Summit 1 (May 28-29) + Summit 2 (June 5) · 7+ hrs · in both tiers
  • The verdict
    The full exit-math case, argued with named numbers, including the $5B telehealth company vetting a top-15 RUO brand for acquisition. Then both playbooks: the bridge and the asset.
  • Banking + Pay
    Already debanked or match-listed? Slash on accounts that hold, Blake on the legal way to bank, process, and run ads after a freeze: compliant Stripe, the match-listing trap, reserves. The bridge playbook.
  • Ads
    Rohaan (OrangeTrail) on agency ad accounts, the funnel, and creative that gets approved and scales. One brand at 5.3x ROAS on $904k.
  • LTV + Exit
    Rudy (Coaches.com) on the recurring-revenue layer that lifts LTV, the same model telehealth memberships run on. Ben Zogby on the M&A roadmap: what buyers pay for telehealth versus RUO, and what they inspect first.
  • Revenue
    Marco (iSellForYou) on adding 30% revenue with no extra ad spend, plus the profit math and working-capital session.
Build Vault · The Build Day

The telehealth brand built end to end. Plus the store that funds the move.

June 6 · 5 hours · Build Vault only
  • Telehealth deep-dive
    The session the tier is built around: the Remedora founder on pricing, 503A pharmacies, LegitScript, processing, and the exact cost-to-platform on every peptide.
  • The build
    A telehealth brand and a custom RUO store built from scratch in Claude Code and deployed, step by step. Plus the Manus ad-creative workflow.
  • The repos
    Both code repos handed over: the telehealth concierge and the RUO store. Code you'd pay thousands to have built.
  • Tax, legal, exit
    The financing plays that close deals, entity and MSO structuring, and how telehealth brands sell, tax-efficiently.
Build Vault · the premium tier

Don't just learn why telehealth wins. Walk away with the machine.

Build Vault · $200 · includes both repos

The Master Class makes the case. The Build Vault hands you the machine: the five-hour build day plus both repos, the brandable telehealth site and the RUO store that funds the build. Code you'd pay thousands to have built.

What you get

The build, the code, the docs.

5-hour build day · 2 repos · bonus library
  • The 5-hour build day, in full. Two businesses built and deployed end to end in Claude Code, plus the Manus ad-creative workflow.
  • Both repos, yours to keep. The telehealth brand (brandable site, qualification quiz, apply-to-buy flagship) and the RUO store (dashboard, multi-processor checkout, COAs, bump offers, analytics). Hand them to Claude and go live.
  • The full telehealth economics. Cost-to-platform on every peptide, pricing structures, the LegitScript and 503A path, and the financing plays that close.
  • The vendor & positioning library. Telehealth event notes and slides, the named-vendor rolodex, and the research-category positioning language that keeps you compliant.
Why it pays for itself

One launch, or one repositioning, pays this back.

Telehealth · LTV · Exit value
  • A compliant telehealth (RX) brand commands 6 to 12x EBITDA at exit versus 1 to 3x for RUO. The build day puts you on that side of the line.
  • Skip months of trial and error. The path that took the room 4 to 6 months is handed to you, with the code.
  • Already running an RUO brand? Acquirers are circling top RUO brands as telehealth conversion candidates, including a $5B telehealth company vetting a top-15 brand. The telehealth repo is the vehicle to reposition into, and Ben Zogby's M&A sessions cover what a buyer inspects before paying a premium.
Get the Build Vault · $200 Everything in the Master Class, plus the build day, both repos, and the bonus library.

The verdict: RUO funds you. Telehealth exits you.

RUO

Rotating processors. 10% reserves. Match-listing risk. $200k card-network fines. Ad accounts that die. One-off orders. Exits at 1-3x EBITDA.

Telehealth (RX)

LegitScript processing that holds. Ads that get approved. Banks that stay. $60 to $100 a month memberships. Capital flooding in. Exits at 6-12x EBITDA.

If your account died, it was the vehicle, not your effort. And you do not torch the RUO cash flow to switch: you run it while you build. That is the playbook inside, before the July 23-24 FDA panel.

The Frame

Operators see one brand. These six see hundreds.

Every other event in this niche puts operators on stage. Operators have one data point. Their own. The six people speaking here run service businesses. Each of them works with dozens to hundreds of peptide and supplement brands at the same time.

They see the banks that hold, the ad accounts that live a year, the LTV plays that double take-home, and what buyers pay for. One verdict: telehealth.

The Timing

About 7 weeks after this summit, the FDA panel meets on 7 peptides.

On July 23 and 24, the FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee reviews 7 peptides for the 503A bulks list. The institutional capital already in this space (VC, private equity, strategic acquirers) is watching that decision. Operators positioned correctly become the consolidators. Operators not positioned become the consolidated.

Compliance theater consultants, fake gurus, and "diversify off Meta" coaches are not in this vault. The people who see hundreds of brands are.

Everything you get

26 assets. Both repos at checkout, the rest broken down vendor by vendor.

download at checkout  ·  covered in the sessions

Not a list of sessions. A stack of working assets. The Build Vault hands you the code at checkout; the sessions break down everything else, vendor by vendor, number by number.

Repos

The code, yours to clone and deploy

  • Telehealth brand repo. The asset itself: a brandable telehealth site with the qualification quiz and the apply-to-buy flagship page. Swap the placeholders, hand it to Claude, and deploy.
  • based-research storefront repo. The cash-flow engine: a complete custom storefront in Next.js, a full Shopify replacement you clone, deploy to Vercel, and own outright, no monthly platform fee. The store you run while the telehealth brand gets built.
  • Admin dashboard. Today and yesterday revenue, gross profit after COGS, live traffic, in-flight shipments, recent orders, and tracking, in one view.
  • Cashflow and processor-fee tracker. Tracks each processor's fee and reserve and runs your margin math for you.
  • LTV, AOV, and cohort analytics. Lifetime value, average order value, and 30/60/90/180-day repeat-buy retention, broken out by cohort.
  • Multi-processor hot-swap. Your insurance against the next freeze: toggle processors on or off from admin, with a kill-switch that blocks a disabled rail before an order is ever placed.
  • COA upload and gating. Manage COAs from the dashboard and gate the named-compound COA behind account creation.
  • Bump-offer manager. Toggle a checkout bump and watch its take rate.
  • Wholesale and affiliate dashboards. Affiliate signups with codes and commissions, plus a wholesale application flow, run from the dashboard.
  • One-click high-value follow-up. Surfaces abandoned carts over $100 with a phone on file, pre-writes the text, and opens iMessage in one click. The free SendBlue alternative.
Funnels

Compliant funnels, as working code

  • Telehealth quiz funnel. The problem-routing quiz that sends every visitor to one apply-to-buy flagship.
  • Application funnel. The apply-to-buy page with budget and readiness scoring that quietly segments buyers.
  • Three finished advertorial pages. The bridge funnels: tesamorelin, BPC-157, and GHK-Cu in rodent-model framing, plus the headline formula behind them.
  • Thank-you page ecosystem. A thank-you page with product-matched articles, plus the walkthrough for generating research podcasts with NotebookLM.
  • On-site conversion kit. Sliding-scale bulk pricing, frequently-bought-together, sticky cart, free-shipping thresholds, and compliant checkout fields.
Vendors

Vendors and economics

  • The vendor rolodex. The suppliers and rails named across the summit: compliant processing, the Remedora 503A pharmacy and doctor network, the LegitScript path, and high-risk banking.
  • Cost-to-platform pricing. Wholesale cost on the major peptides (tirzepatide 60mg around $230, NAD 1000mg around $85, most $70 to $100 shipped) so you can price with confidence.
  • Offer and pricing blueprints. A $60 to $100 a month membership plus a by-application program, and how to anchor premium against HIMS and Ro.
  • Financing playbook. Cherry up to about $35k, Clarity Pay up to about $30k, and the coaching wrap that lets a quarter to half of revenue come from financing.
  • Sales-team and equity model. Where to find medical sales reps, the comp bands that move them, and using equity as the hook.
Also covered in the sessions
Carousel and floating-vial concepts. The educational carousel that earns organic shares and the floating-vial mockup video, deconstructed.
The Manus batch technique. Batch ten-plus compliant ad variations per concept at roughly 20 to 30 cents each.
Research-category framing. The exact wording (metabolic pathway research materials, reference standards, in-vitro assays) that keeps the bridge store compliant.
Meta Conversions API + Pixel. The data set, access token, and Claude hand-off, set up step by step so you can follow in your own account.
Full-stack setup. Vercel for hosting and database, Cloudflare for the gate, Twilio for codes, Resend for email, PostHog for drop-off.
The AI tooling stack. Whisperflow for voice prompting, Claude Code on Opus, Manus for ads, NotebookLM for research podcasts.

What members are saying.

★★★★★ 5.0 from 8 verified reviews on Whop
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Really incredible insights into the RUO and Telehealth space along with great speakers and connections he brings on for those people looking to get into the space or expand on what they have built already!
NulliSecundusVerified review · Whop
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Came with an overall idea of what to expect and came out with a bunch of knowledge, wisdom, shortcuts for doing stuff, networks, and my brain is firing on all cylinders. Super excited for what's about to come next.
Jeicarlo RuizVerified review · Whop
★★★★★
The caliber of the information received and communication has been outstanding!
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The Master Class is every session from both summits: the case, the rails, the repositioning. The Build Vault adds the 5-hour build day and both code repos. 30-day access, unlocks the moment you buy.

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$50The case for telehealth, then the whole game
  • The verdict, with the numbers: why telehealth exits at 6-12x while RUO caps at 1-3x, and when RUO still earns its place as the cash-flow on-ramp. Plus China vs U.S., hero products vs broad catalog, and the platform that won't ban you
  • Both summits in full: banking, payments, ads, LTV, M&A, profit and capital
  • Every speaker session and live Q&A
  • 30-day access + private Whop community
  • · Build day + repos live in the Build Vault
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★ Recommended for you
$200Everything, plus the telehealth machine and the code
  • Everything in the Master Class
  • The 5-hour build day, in full
  • Both repos: the telehealth brand + the RUO store that funds the build
  • Vendor rolodex, telehealth notes & slides, positioning language
  • Full telehealth economics + cost-to-platform pricing
Get the Build Vault · $200
Start the telehealth brand from zero, or reposition the RUO brand you already run.
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What unlocks the moment you buy

01 The Master Class

The case, plus the whole playbook.

Every session from both summits: the case, banking, payments, ads, LTV, M&A, profit and capital. 30-day access, on your schedule.

02 Build Vault

The telehealth machine, plus the code.

Five hours of two businesses built end to end, both repos, and the bonus library.

03 Whop Community

Instant access to the operator room.

You're in the private Whop community the moment you buy. Compare vendor notes, ask follow-ups, and stay in the loop as the space moves.

Common questions.

The Master Class ($50) is every session from both summits, about 7+ hours: banking, payments, ads, LTV, M&A, and the June 5 profit, sales, and capital session. The Build Vault ($200) adds the 5-hour June 6 build day, both code repos, and the bonus library. Both include 30-day access and the private Whop community. If you want to launch the brand, not just understand why, get the Build Vault.
Three numbers and a date. Exit math: RUO brands sell for 1-3x EBITDA, compliant telehealth (RX) commands 6-12x. Rails: RUO means rotating processors, 10% reserves, match-listing risk, and ad accounts that die, while the LegitScript path means stable processing, ads that get approved, and banks that hold. LTV: a $60 to $100 a month membership beats one-off vial orders. The date: the July 23-24 FDA panel, with capital and acquirers already watching, and top RUO brands getting vetted only as telehealth conversion candidates. The sessions make this case with the numbers, then hand you the path. RUO still has a role: the cash flow you run while you build the asset.
No. A match-listed founder can still process, legally, with the right setup. The banking and payments sessions name the banks that hold high-risk accounts, the compliant processor setup, and the reserves and rails that survive this vertical. You were not the problem. You were running duct tape, not infrastructure. The rails kept breaking because the card networks treat RUO as disposable. The LegitScript telehealth path is the one they underwrite: processing that holds, ads that get approved, banks that stay. Stabilize now, then build the asset they can't yank.
No. RUO is the cash flow you run while you build the asset, and the sessions treat it that way. You get the full survival playbook: banking and de-risking, compliant Stripe and the match-listing trap, and the ads playbook behind 5.3x ROAS on $904k. You also get the reason the ceiling exists: RUO exits at 1-3x while telehealth trades at 6-12x, plus the repositioning path with the telehealth repo as the vehicle, before the July 23-24 FDA panel. Your accounts kept dying because of the vehicle, not your effort. Keep the engine running. Build the asset next to it. You're closer than you think.
You can find pieces, scattered and months behind. Reddit will argue RUO vs telehealth forever. This is the assembled, current playbook with the exact banks, processors, ad setups, and numbers named, plus the code, for the price of dinner.
Yes, with the Build Vault: the telehealth brand and the custom RUO store, every module listed in the 26 assets above. Hand them to Claude Code, add your keys, and deploy. The store alone would cost thousands to have built.
Yes. Named banks, processors, ad agencies, pharmacies, and capital partners, with the account structures, processing rates, valuation frameworks, and cost-to-platform on every peptide. This is not theory. It's what the operators run today.
30 days from purchase, inside the private Whop community. With the Build Vault, the repos, the vendor rolodex, and the telehealth economics are yours to keep.
The FDA panel meets on 7 peptides July 23-24, and capital, banks, and ad platforms are already moving. Positioned before that date, you are the consolidator. Wait, and you are the consolidated.
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