FAQ
Straight answers
Saving with RxGo
Is RxGo free?
Yes. There's no membership fee, no account and no personal information needed to see a price. [R-1]
What exactly is RxGo?
A free prescription discount app and card. It is a discount only, not insurance. You pay the discounted price at the pharmacy, and savings vary by drug and pharmacy. [R-5]
Can I use it if a government program or other benefit pays for my prescriptions?
No. It's for prescriptions you pay for yourself at the cash price. It can't be combined with insurance or any government program. [R-5]
Does it work on the road?
RxGo lists participating pharmacies nationwide, so you can pick one on your route and check the price first. [R-2]
What happens to my data?
RxGo says it never sells your personal health data (RxGo Privacy Promise). This site sets no ad pixels, never asks for drug names, and never sells the name and email you choose to give us. [R-3]
Why do you ask for my name and email?
So we can send your free link and occasional tips. It's optional: every form has a skip link that goes straight to RxGo, and RxGo needs no account to show a price. [R-1]
What happened with GoodRx?
In 2023 the FTC took its first Health Breach Notification Rule enforcement action against GoodRx, alleging it shared users' health information with advertisers; GoodRx agreed to a $1.5 million civil penalty without admitting the allegations. A separate class settlement is pending final approval. See Why privacy. [P-1] [P-2]
How do I use it at the counter?
Open the app (or show the card), hand it to the pharmacist and ask them to keep it on file for refills.
Who runs this site?
An independent RxGo affiliate. RxGo may pay the affiliate when the card is used. You never pay anything.
Earning as an affiliate
How do I earn?
RxGo pays a commission on each paid claim through your own app link, website link or cards, plus $0.50 per claim from affiliates you refer. RxGo sets the direct rate and shows it in your partner panel; we don't quote it because RxGo hasn't confirmed it to us in writing. [A-3] [A-2]
How long am I credited for a person?
Web visitors are credited to you for 365 days, and every re-visit restarts the 365 days. App installs through your link stay tied to your ID. [A-7] [A-8]
When do I get paid?
Once you reach 20 net claims in a calendar month; smaller months carry forward. Paid by direct deposit; RxGo's Academy says the last week of the following month and its terms page says 60 days, so we're confirming. [A-4] [A-5]
Can I sign up on my own?
Yes. Signup is free and self-serve at rxgo.com/1480/signup. RxGo asks for tax and deposit details only after you earn a first payout. [A-11]
Do I need to carry cards?
No. The app is RxGo's preferred way to share. You can order RxGo cards in your panel if you want them.
Is income promised?
No. Earnings depend entirely on the activity you and your referrals generate.
Can I bundle it with something I sell?
No. Present it as free and separate, never as part of a quote, packet or paid product, and never as a reason to buy or switch anything.
Who should I not recruit or market to?
Pharmacy employees, and nothing inside pharmacies without written permission (RxGo's guidelines). Don't recruit prescribers or office staff to earn on their own patients' prescriptions.
How is Ronnie paid if I join through this site?
RxGo pays Ronnie $0.50 per claim made through your links, not taken from your pay (written confirmation pending). One level only. [A-2]