GoodRx is a pharmacy and prescription drug pricing and purchasing application, from the company of the same name in Santa Monica. If a patient's medication isn't covered by insurance and they can't afford the cash price, GoodRx can provide a lower price without any restrictions or additional paperwork. Its service for healthcare professionals includes biweekly email newsletter, offering recent news, research, and tips, and the app enables professionals to send GoodRx discounts and coupons to…
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Tango Card
Score 9.9 out of 10
Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)
Tango Card provides digital rewards and incentives. Users can access a global catalog that includes popular e-gift cards, digital Visa and Mastercard rewards, non-profit donations and bitcoin e-gift cards. Tango Card backs their catalog with technology and expert support. Incentives can be delivered in bulk, on-the-spot, or by API integration. The vendor’s value proposition that this provides convenience for their customers and guarantees that rewards arrive exactly at the right time to…
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You only pay for the incentives
Pricing
GoodRx for Healthcare Professionals
Tango Card
Editions & Modules
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Only One Edition
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You only pay for the incentives
Only One Edition
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You only pay for the incentives
Delivery to an Individual
$2.00
Per Card
Delivery to a Corporate Addtess
$2.00
Per Card
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
GoodRx for Healthcare Professionals
Tango Card
Free Trial
No
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
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We provide all of our services at no additional cost. The only cost is the face value of all e-gift cards or other rewards and incentives send via our API.
I haven't ever heard of competitors of GoodRx, and I've never had a reason to look anywhere else. I've always had a good experience with GoodRx, no issues or questions from the pharmacies at all! Very convenient and it's nice to have a quick way to save a bit of money.
I was an unfortunate recipient of funds via a Tango Card... Hopefully, there will be a resolution with the returned funds (due to the shipping issue.) The FAQ says otherwise... will be interesting to see how Tango responds.
We liked Tango Card much more as it was easier to use and had more flexibility within our company. It allowed us to be more creative as well. The scale of cards and ease of use, both front and back end were huge decision points for us. Everything about Tango Card appeared to be …
There were couple of things that set Tango Card ahead of the game. Enhanced security features, Supported by PCIDSS 3.2, user friendliness in admin modules as well as in e card redemption process and affordability Additionally the flexibility in Tango Card platforms helped the …
Comparatively, Tango Card is far superior to Giftbit in my use case (i.e. API connected to online community platform). Largely due to it works for the end user (the recipient of the reward) much more simply and it is stress-free. With Giftbit, I had tons of users who never got …
GoodRx is a great tool if you don't have insurance or your medications aren't covered. It offers deals on many, many different prescriptions and can help people save a significant amount of money without a lot of labor. Anyone who has computer/printer or phone/app access can utilize its features, so it's very accessible to the majority of people.
Works great for market research, and for large batches of fulfillment. Where it shines most for me is in the international realm. We do tracking studies across dozens of countries and this has been a great help for us in making those studies feasible.
Knowing that many people, on some of these medicines, are elderly and would appreciate saving a couple of dollars, it would be nice to have a way to use GoodRX without a computer or phone.
Submit/request button. If someone's medicine isn't included in the program, it may be helpful to have a way to monitor demand.
A tool to help you measure how much you save each year would be neat to see.
The initial setup of the API with all the ACH info was a bit complicated.
The only speedbump (not big concern) is the branding of a Tango Card - when saying that to recipients, they don't "get it" immediately and some quick-to-judgement folks can say they don't want it.
Giving it a 9 only because I haven't been using it for more than 6 months but that said, I've had enough projects and redemptions to get a full understanding of its performance. TANGO CARD just works better than the rest for the redemption experience for the end recipient.
I haven't ever heard of competitors of GoodRx, and I've never had a reason to look anywhere else. I've always had a good experience with GoodRx, no issues or questions from the pharmacies at all! Very convenient and it's nice to have a quick way to save a bit of money.
I was an unfortunate recipient of funds via a Tango Card... Hopefully, there will be a resolution with the returned funds (due to the shipping issue.) The FAQ says otherwise... will be interesting to see how Tango responds