License

One country. One partner.

Jowin is now selecting a single exclusive partner per country to localize the HealthInsu™ model. Patents, formulations, ingredient supply, the insurance-linked structure, sales playbook, brand — all wrapped into one master agreement.

What's included

Six asset layers, one master agreement.

01 · IP

Patents

Layered business-model and system patents that cover the HealthInsu™ structure in your jurisdiction.

02 · Formulations

Disease-specific prevention formulations

Preventive-health product formulations refined over more than a decade of R&D.

03 · Supply

Key ingredient supply chain

The core ingredients and supplier relationships you need to manufacture under proper quality controls.

04 · Structure

Insurance-linked design

The structural blueprint for how subscription, check-ups, and insurance coverage lock together.

05 · Sales

Sales & trial-program playbook

Trial-program model, customer acquisition logic, sub-licensing structures, and partner-enablement materials.

06 · Brand

HealthInsu™ brand rights

Rights to use the HealthInsu™ and Jowin brand assets within your country, inside brand guidelines.

License economics

The license has two parts — an upfront fee, and a royalty tied to revenue.

Local operations and marketing spend are a separate line item, handled directly by the licensee and not paid to Jowin. Both budgets get sized together during the 90-day feasibility.

USD 1M
Country exclusivity license

Paid once at master-license signing. Covers patents, disease-specific prevention formulations, key ingredient supply, the insurance-linked structure, sales & trial-program playbook, and HealthInsu™ brand rights.

Royalty
Ongoing revenue share

A percentage of local operating revenue — sized for a long-term partnership, not a short squeeze. Exact rate, milestones, and sub-licensing rights are settled in the master license.

Country-level rights, sub-licensing terms, and long-term revenue structure are agreed under a separate license agreement.

Self-funded structure

You can launch even without the full check up front.

Bring in local insurers, manufacturers, and marketing firms as investors who are also future business stakeholders.

Local insurer

Future product partner

Comes in as an investor and the eventual insurance-product partner for the local HealthInsu™ structure.

Supplement manufacturer

Long-term producer

Invests as the long-term manufacturer and supplier — and locks in recurring volume in return.

Marketing partner

Exclusive marketing rights

Invests in exchange for exclusive local marketing rights and long-term ad budget.

A structured trial program can generate additional working capital before the full launch — a model already running in Korea.

Licensee revenue model

Five revenue layers — not just product sales.

01

Subscription revenue

Recurring revenue from disease-specific prevention product subscriptions.

02

Insurance commissions

Commissions and structuring fees from local insurer partnerships tied to HealthInsu™ coverage.

03

B2B partnership fees

Co-marketing or distribution fees from local supplement manufacturers, clinics, and corporate wellness programs.

04

Sub-licensing

Vertical sub-licenses issued to disease-specific local operators under your country master license.

05

Data-product revenue

De-identified, aggregated usage and outcome reports — sold to local insurers, manufacturers, and policy bodies.

Note

Revenue mix

In most markets, recurring subscriptions and insurance commissions are the two largest layers. The mix shifts based on how mature the local insurance market is and which channel partners you bring in.

90-day country feasibility

Both sides qualify the country together — before either side signs.

  1. Days 1–14 · Briefing

    NDA & structure briefing

    NDA signed. Jowin walks your team through the full HealthInsu™ structure, patent scope, and reference data.

  2. Days 15–45 · Scan

    Local regulatory & insurance scan

    Joint review of local health-functional-food regulation, insurance product framework, advertising rules, and data-protection requirements.

  3. Days 46–75 · Network

    Partner shortlist

    Identify 2–3 candidate local insurers, 2–3 candidate manufacturers, and at least one clinical or hospital partner per disease vertical.

  4. Days 76–90 · Terms

    Country term sheet

    Localized license term sheet — exclusivity scope, sub-licensing rights, milestone targets, marketing obligations, and pilot design.

  5. From Day 90 · Pilot

    Pilot launch

    100-person pilot per the agreed design, with a 12-month observation window before full launch.

  6. From Month 12 · License

    Full master license

    Pilot results shape the long-form master license — terms, royalty rate, milestones, and sub-licensing scope.

The 90-day feasibility is a no-commitment window — it's how both sides confirm HealthInsu™ can be localized in your country before anyone signs a long-form license.

Entry priority

Start small. Localize fast. Expand track by track.

We're prioritizing markets where local insurers, manufacturers, and clinical partners can be connected quickly — not necessarily the biggest TAM first.

Track 01 · Southeast Asia

Fastest partner velocity

Insurers, distributors, and supplement manufacturers in SEA tend to move quickly on prevention-linked structures. Strong candidates for the first wave of country licenses.

Track 02 · Japan

Cross-border trust

Existing Korea–Japan market understanding and community-based trust shorten the partner-introduction loop. Japanese-language materials are ready.

Track 03 · Europe & Latin America

Different structures, same model

Markets with different insurance frameworks where the HealthInsu™ structure still maps cleanly — especially in supplement + private-insurance combinations.

Korean reference structure

Already running in Korea across six disease verticals.

Jowin licenses its prevention patents to disease-specific Korean partners and operates HiClinic specialty companies alongside physicians. This is the reference structure the global licensing program is built on.

Diabetes

Glucose-management prevention

Diabetes-prevention products paired with physician check-ups and risk-management programs.

Oncology

Disease-specific prevention category

Disease-specific prevention products paired with structured validation. Launched and sold through.

Women's health

Cervical & women's health

Distributed through obstetrics & gynecology networks.

Eyecare · HiEyes

Eye-health subscription

Eye-health supplements + ophthalmology check-ups + a lifetime presbyopia-glasses benefit tied to continued subscription.

Dental · HiDental

Gum & tooth health

Dentist-validated prevention products integrated with check-ups.

Joint · HiJoint

Orthopedic & joint

Joint-health prevention designed alongside orthopedic specialists.

Ready to talk?

Tell us your country, your network, and what you're after.

We respond within a few business days. Strong fits get a Zoom invite to walk through country exclusivity, structure, and timing.

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