What fees should I check before signing with BoomRx?

Work through each of these with BoomRx and get the answer in your onboarding materials, not in conversation. Shipping and handling: BoomRx advertises $30 flat cold-chain shipping per patient order — confirm whether that covers all products, whether multi-vial orders still pay one fee, and whether non-cold-chain products carry a different charge. Payment processing: is a card or ACH fee passed to you on each transaction? Platform or software fee: is there a recurring access charge separate from drug cost beyond the one-fee narrative BoomRx markets? Account minimums: is there a minimum order or monthly volume, and what happens if you miss it? Rush or expedited charges: what triggers them? Returns, cancellations, and reships: who absorbs the cost when an order is wrong or rejected?

Once you have those answers, recompute your per-vial landed cost by spreading every applicable fee across the vials in a typical patient order. The dashboard drug rate almost always looks better than the all-in number; your patient pricing and margin model should be built on the all-in figure. If a fee is variable, ask for the typical case so you can plan, not just the best case.

Fizy Health structures pricing around one disclosed facilitation fee on top of pass-through 503A drug cost shown on each catalog and cart line before checkout. There is no portal gate and no blended rate — drug cost and platform fee are separate lines you can read before you pay. That does not mean BoomRx charges more; it means you can verify what you are paying for without waiting on an invoice to reveal a line item.

Use this checklist against whatever BoomRx confirms during onboarding, then compare all-in landed per-vial cost against visible pass-through cost plus disclosed facilitation fee on the same SKU. Comparing delivered-to-delivered keeps undisclosed fees from hiding the real difference.