How much does a good faith exam cost?
Most telehealth good faith exam providers charge about $27 to $29 per exam in 2026. Some charge only per exam; others add a monthly membership, so the total depends on how many exams you need a month.
Below are the prices four providers publish, what to ask about before you compare, and a simple way to work out your monthly cost. Prices change, so check each provider's current page.
Written by the KiteMD team · Updated November 4, 2026. General information, not legal advice; rules differ by state.
Published prices (as of November 4, 2026)
Qualiphy: $27.99 per exam, with no subscription, according to its good faith exam product page.
GoodFaithExams.com: $26.99 per completed exam, with no contracts or minimums, according to its pricing page and launch announcement.
Spakinect: memberships that "start at $99/month plus per-patient evaluations", according to its pricing page. The per-exam amount is not published.
KiteMD: $35 per exam on demand, ordered online with no subscription and refunded in full if the exam doesn't happen; or, for partners, $29 per completed exam (or no-show) plus a $149 monthly platform fee that is waived for the first 12 months under our founding partner offer. Partners are not charged for exams they cancel or links the client never uses.
What to ask before comparing prices
Do you pay when the client is not cleared, or when they miss the visit? Most providers charge for a completed exam whatever the outcome, which keeps the clinician's decision independent.
How many treatments does one exam cover, and how long is the clearance valid? A longer validity period, within what your state allows, means fewer repeat exams for returning clients.
Is there a monthly fee, a contract or a minimum? A membership can make sense at high volume; per-exam pricing usually suits smaller or newer spas.
Is the exam done the way your state requires, for example by live video? A cheaper exam that does not meet your state's rules is not a saving.
Working out your monthly cost
Multiply your expected exams per month by the per-exam price, then add any monthly fee. For example, 40 exams a month at $27.99 is $1,119.60; at $29 it is $1,160, plus any platform fee.
For a membership model, ask the provider for the per-exam rate so you can do the same sum. If a provider does not publish it, ask for it in writing before you sign.
What the price usually includes
The clinician's review of the client's health history, the evaluation itself (by live video where the state requires it), the documented outcome with any conditions, and a record you can keep with the client's chart.
It does not replace your medical director or supervising practitioner, who are still responsible for protocols, treatments and complications in your spa.
Common questions
- How much is a good faith exam?
- Telehealth good faith exams usually cost about $27 to $29 per exam in 2026. Some providers also charge a monthly membership, starting around $99 a month.
- Do I pay if the client is not cleared?
- Usually yes. Most providers charge for a completed exam whatever the outcome, so the clinician has no incentive to clear a client who should not be treated.
- Is a cheaper good faith exam provider a risk?
- Price matters less than whether the exam meets your state's rules: a clinician licensed in your state, the method your state requires (often live video) and a proper record. Check those first.
- What does KiteMD charge?
- $35 per exam on demand, with no subscription, or $29 per completed exam (or no-show) for partners, who also pay a $149 monthly platform fee that is waived for their first 12 months under our founding partner offer.
Sources
Order a good faith exam
A clinician licensed in your client's state, the signed record, and clinicians paid the same whatever they decide. $35 on demand with no subscription, or $29 per exam as a member.