Good faith exam providers compared: Spakinect, Qualiphy, GoodFaithExams.com and KiteMD
The main telehealth good faith exam providers differ most in how you pay (per exam or membership), how you sign up, their hours and which states they cover. Qualiphy and GoodFaithExams.com charge per exam with no subscription; Spakinect uses a monthly membership plus a per-exam fee; KiteMD sells single exams on demand with no subscription, and a lower per-exam price for partners, whose platform fee is waived for the first year.
This comparison uses only what each provider publishes on its own website, checked on November 4, 2026, with links below. We are KiteMD, so we have kept our own entry to facts you can verify, including where we are still launching.
Written by the KiteMD team · Updated November 4, 2026. General information, not legal advice; rules differ by state.
Spakinect
Pricing: memberships "start at $99/month plus per-patient evaluations"; the per-exam amount is not published. Sign-up is through its sales team.
Hours, per its contact page: Monday to Friday 6am to 6pm Pacific, Saturday 6am to 5pm, Sunday 8am to 3pm. States: 39 states plus DC, per its states page. Exams are performed by nurse practitioners.
Best fit: established, higher-volume spas that want a membership with a long-running provider. Spakinect was acquired by Fresh Clinics in October 2026.
Qualiphy
Pricing: $27.99 per exam with no subscription. Sign-up is self-serve.
Hours, per its FAQ: 6am to 7pm Pacific, seven days a week. States: it says it serves all 50 states; an older FAQ lists 48 states and DC. It integrates with booking and records software including Aesthetic Record.
Best fit: spas that want pay-as-you-go exams inside the software they already use.
GoodFaithExams.com
Pricing: $26.99 per completed exam, with no contracts or minimums. Sign-up is self-serve. It launched nationally in May 2026.
It describes live video exams and says it covers all 50 states.
Best fit: price-focused spas comfortable with a newer provider.
KiteMD
Pricing: $35 per exam on demand, ordered and paid online with no subscription or sign-up, refunded in full if the exam doesn't happen. Partners pay $29 per completed exam (or no-show) plus a $149 monthly platform fee waived for their first 12 months, and request exams from a portal after a short onboarding.
Exams are done by physicians and nurse practitioners licensed in your client's state who complete KiteMD's good faith exam training for aesthetics, by live Google Meet video where the state requires it, under a HIPAA business associate agreement. Client health information is encrypted in KiteMD's database. Clinicians are paid the same flat fee whatever they decide, and your spa receives the outcome, not the client's health history.
We are launching state by state and currently onboarding exam clinicians in Arizona and Utah. The same platform also runs branded prescription programs (skincare, hair restoration and weight management) for partners who want them.
Best fit: spas that want state-specific exams with a clear record, and the option to add prescription programs under their own brand.
How to choose
Start with compliance: a clinician licensed in your state, the exam method your state requires, and a signed record. Then compare the total monthly cost at your real volume, the hours you need (including evenings and weekends) and how easily the service fits your booking software.
Common questions
- What is the difference between Spakinect and Qualiphy?
- Spakinect uses a monthly membership (from $99 a month) plus a per-exam fee it does not publish, with sign-up through its sales team. Qualiphy charges $27.99 per exam with no subscription and self-serve sign-up. Both offer telehealth good faith exams across most states.
- What are the alternatives to Spakinect?
- Per-exam providers such as Qualiphy ($27.99), GoodFaithExams.com ($26.99) and KiteMD ($35 on demand, or $29 for partners, whose platform fee is waived for the first year) are the main alternatives if you prefer not to pay a monthly membership.
- Which good faith exam provider is cheapest?
- By published per-exam price, GoodFaithExams.com ($26.99), then Qualiphy ($27.99), then KiteMD ($29 for partners, $35 on demand), as of November 2026. Compare the total at your volume and check what each includes.
- How current is this comparison?
- It reflects each provider's own website on November 4, 2026. Prices and coverage change; follow the source links to check the latest.
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.