Gala GLP-1 affiliate program: who runs it and where to look

There’s no Gala GLP-1 affiliate program page on Gala’s own site as of October 30, 2026, and its Terms of Service, last updated September 22, 2026, set no affiliate rules, rates or tracking window. The Gala here is the US GLP-1 telehealth brand run by AI Coaching, Inc., not the Web3 or UK bingo brands with the same name.

What’s public about a Gala GLP-1 affiliate program

Gala publishes no program page, terms or application of its own, and one affiliate network says it carries the program. What we checked on October 30, 2026:

• No affiliate, partner, ambassador or creator page appears in the 41-URL sitemap or the site menus.
• /affiliates, /affiliate, /partners, /partner, /ambassador, /creators and /refer all return 404 on galahealth.co.
• Every “affiliate” mention in the Terms of Service is about corporate or medical-group affiliates, not marketing partners.
• Gala’s homepage loads affiliate-tracking code from Everflow, a tracking platform.
• Katalys has a page dated July 13, 2026 that says affiliates can join a “Gala Health Affiliate Program” through Katalys. Gala’s own site doesn’t link to it.
• Gala publishes no payouts and no traffic rules on brand bidding, Meta, email or coupons.

One brand, two domains

Gala runs the same site on two domains. On October 30, 2026 both homepages returned an identical page titled “Gala GLP-1”.

If you work this brand, check tracking links, brand-bidding rules and any listing under both names and both domains.

Who operates Gala and who provides care

Gala’s Terms open with “AI Coaching Inc., d/b/a Gala GLP-1”. The contact address is in Wilmington, Delaware. Check that any agreement you’re offered names that company.

Its homepage says care comes from clinicians at “OpenLoop-affiliated medical groups and other affiliated medical practices”, and “Gala provides administrative, technology, and management services and does not provide medical care.” The telehealth consent in the Terms names “Junction, an affiliate of Openloop Healthcare Partners, PC”. Gala says its providers are licensed “in all 50 states”.

What Gala sells, as it describes it

Gala’s weight-loss menu lists compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, brand-name Ozempic, and the Wegovy pill marked “Coming soon”. The site states: “Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are sourced from licensed compounding pharmacies.” It also says “No insurance needed, no hidden fees.”

Gala quotes two different starting prices:

• Homepage FAQ: “starting at just $199 per month (with a 3-month plan)”.
• Compounded GLP-1 page: “From $179/month”, “Yearly subscription”.

The first charge depends on plan length, so ask whether a per-sale commission is flat or tied to it, and how a yearly plan is credited. More in GLP-1 affiliate commissions.

What’s unusual about this program

Gala is a GLP-1 brand on a site that sells much more. Of the 41 sitemap URLs, 14 are fertility pages and 6 are weight-loss pages, with hormone, longevity and symptom pages besides. Add the domain split, and a click on a Gala link could land in a funnel that isn’t GLP-1 at all. Confirm which domain the tracking link resolves to and which landing page it opens, before the first test budget.

How affiliates usually reach a brand like Gala

There’s no public form. The two usual routes are a direct inquiry to AI Coaching, Inc., or asking your network account managers whether they carry Gala, using both brand names and both domains. Our guides on finding a GLP-1 brand’s affiliate program and how GLP-1 affiliate programs work list the terms to get in writing.

Page history

• October 29, 2026: page created.
• October 30, 2026: all facts rechecked. Facts are rechecked every 90 days.