Founding-partner brief

Private offers people earn—and brands can measure.

FitCents is building a fitness-powered savings wallet for people who want healthy choices to be easier to afford. Partners can make an offer available when a member has earned access through verified activity and consistency.

A founding pilot is free to join.

FitCents charges no platform fee and no setup fee. The $500 minimum is the brand’s campaign performance budget, applied to measured campaign outcomes; it is not a fee for taking part. The consumer offer is funded separately by the brand.

What a partner supplies. What FitCents handles.

Your brand supplies
  • A real consumer offer with clear terms and dates.
  • A unique digital code and secure product, cart, or checkout destination.
  • Accurate product claims, available inventory, fulfillment, and customer support.
  • A separately funded consumer-value budget and approved campaign performance budget.
  • Tested checkout and measurement configuration before launch.
FitCents handles
  • Eligibility based on verified activity and consistency—not public coupon hunting.
  • A private wallet and checkout-ready offer experience.
  • Campaign validation for code, destination, terms, value, and launch readiness.
  • Outcome reporting for approved campaign events and tracked commerce where configured.
  • A strict boundary: brands receive aggregate campaign outcomes, never workout or HealthKit records.

How the protected-offer model works

1. Brand creates value

A relevant, real offer with a valid digital code and a secure destination.

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2. Member earns access

FitCents verifies reward eligibility and unlocks the offer in the member’s wallet.

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3. Brand measures outcomes

Approved reporting shows aggregate offer and commerce outcomes—without health data.

Why it is different:

FitCents is designed to protect offer value by gating access behind behavior, streaks, location, and campaign rules instead of making the offer another public coupon.

A measured, practical launch process

1

Align

Confirm the brand, product, direct-to-consumer path, campaign objective, and offer fundamentals.

2

Build and test

Add the code, product/cart destination, campaign terms, inventory readiness, and measurement configuration.

3

Fund and review

Complete the partner requirements, secure funding flow, and FitCents’ campaign-quality review.

4

Launch and learn

Review verified redemptions, tracked commerce where available, new-versus-returning attribution, and operational signals.

Founding-partner note

FitCents does not guarantee a particular sales volume, return, or acquisition rate. Terms, market availability, integrations, and launch timing are confirmed in writing for each approved partner.