A limited founding cohort for hands-on brand partners, with shared launch systems and clearly defined responsibilities. LastStop is the healthcare-brand launch platform behind the selected brand.

• Intake, provider network, and pharmacy routing each start from zero.
• Compliance, media buying, CRM, and reporting are separate projects.
• Building them alone is a stack of projects, not a launch.

The Village is 20 shared capability modules behind every selected brand — a grouping, not a claim each module is live or included. Representative: brand identity and assets; website and conversion funnels; intake and eligibility; provider coordination; pharmacy coordination; CRM and lead management; media buying operations; ClaimRight review. The full 20 appear on the Village diagram.

A founding partner selects and operates one brand. LastStop stays behind it with the shared systems. The partner receives selected-brand and domain rights, plus BrandCo ownership or contractual participation — the signed schedule states which. Access never conveys ownership of the platform or of other brands.

• Selected brand and domain rights.
• BrandCo ownership or contractual participation — the signed schedule states which.
• Duration and scope of platform access, and included Village services.
• Launch deliverables and acceptance tests.
• Recurring fees, service limits, support term, termination and transition rights.

Required partner duties and authority sit in the signed schedule: a hands-on operating role, not passive capital. The partner brings time, operating decisions inside that authority, and market execution. LastStop keeps the platform, other brands, and shared-system ownership. Applications confer no reservation until a contract is accepted.

• $50,000 proposed = $50,000 media [F27]. Entry contract, no separate license fee.
• $75,000 proposed = $50,000 media [F27] + $25,000 license fee.
• $100,000 proposed = $50,000 media [F27] + $50,000 license fee.
• The license fee is LastStop’s price for the license. More contribution does not buy more rights or exclusivity.

Illustrative arithmetic on hypothetical inputs: a $1,000,000 run rate equals $83,333 per month; at $300 recognized monthly revenue per active customer, about 278 active customers. $50,000 media [F27] at illustrative CAC $150 / $250 / $400 is about 333 / 200 / 125 first-time paying customers before churn. Run rate is not first-year revenue.

Each released brand is labeled designed, integrated, launch-ready, or operating, with evidence. The public route shows released brands only: 6 available [F26], 1 reserved [F26]. Retained inventory stays private. Designed is not operating. Provider and pharmacy integrations are prospective until signed.

A private, non-binding application and proposal window for one or two proposed founding places. Proposed weights: execution ability 35%, strategic contribution 25%, financial capacity 25%, working fit 15%. Applications confer no reservation until a contract is accepted. No deposits during interest collection.

Application, then review, then a written proposal, then a signed agreement, then launch. No close date is published until it is decided. Applications confer no reservation until a contract is accepted. This is a phase sequence, not a dated plan.

• Designed brands presented as operating — released brands carry a readiness label [F103].
• Provider and pharmacy dependencies — prospective until signed [F109].
• Media described as ads then spent elsewhere — $50,000 media is ring-fenced [F104] [F27].
• Shared systems inferred as owned IP — access is not ownership [F110].
• Terms change after commitment — accepted terms never change [F111].

Management is unnamed [F23] [F129]. Early-stage discretion: unnamed management can withdraw unopened inventory, decline applicants, and stop releasing brands. Vendors appear only as categories [F24].

LastStop is asking a founding partner for a proposed capital tier of $50,000, $75,000, or $100,000, hands-on time against scheduled duties, and operating experience. If selected: a written proposal, then a signed agreement, then launch. Applications confer no reservation until a contract is accepted.

Start at Partner briefing, then Apply for founding partnership: operating experience, available time, capabilities, proposed capital, and preferred responsibilities. Privacy acknowledgement is required; marketing consent is separate and optional.