Now looking for founding doctors

For my own hours, at my own rate.

See private patients by video, from home, whenever you choose. Free to join, no contract and no minimum hours. You set your rate per 15 minutes and keep 78%.

Founding doctors

Help shape it from the start

We’re looking for the first GPs and consultants to join before launch. Tell us your specialty, the rate you’d want and how many hours you might offer. There’s no commitment.

How it works for doctors

Your time, your rate, your call

Patients book a time and a length up front, so you know exactly what you’re taking on before you accept.

Set your rate and availability

Choose what patients pay per 15 minutes, and the times you might be free. Change either whenever you like.

Take a request, or don’t

Requests go to every doctor free at that time. Accept the ones that suit you. There’s no penalty for passing.

Consult and get paid

See the patient by video and write up the outcome. You keep 78% of the fee, paid gross. Need longer? Offer 15 more minutes and the patient approves it.

What you get

Built by a GP, for doctors

Free to joinNo contract, no minimum hours, no exclusivity.
Set your own rateYou choose what patients pay per 15 minutes.
Log on when it suits youSee requests and take them or leave them. No shifts.
Transparent commissionYou keep 78% of every consultation, paid gross. You always see exactly what we take.
GPs and specialistsOpen to doctors on the GMC GP or Specialist Register.

“I wanted to do ad hoc work in my own field, when it suited me, even at short notice, and as much or as little as I liked. I didn’t want to pay for private premises, block out locum or out-of-hours sessions weeks in advance, or sign up to an online service for a low sessional rate and a contract for several days a week. And with my NHS pension near its annual limit, I didn’t want more pensionable work either. That service didn’t exist, so I’m building it.”

Dr Nick Ross, founder. A doctor for twenty-three years, a GP partner for thirteen and a GP trainer in the west of Scotland.