Nobody sells you 90 seconds of advice, and a 30-cent card fee is the reason. At a $0.50 price point that fixed fee is 62% of revenue, so platforms round up into 15-minute blocks and hour minimums. The unit of sale gets picked by the payment rail, not by you. Mintellectuals makes the meter honest. Book 60 minutes at $2/min, $120 is held in escrow, talk for 23 and the expert gets $46 while you keep $74. Nothing to dispute, because unused time was never charged. Two side effects matter more than the meter: experts keep 95% instead of ~80%, and they are paid within a second of hanging up regardless of country. It settles in stablecoins underneath, but there is no wallet, seed phrase or gas fee. Sign-in is Face ID. This is early access, not a live marketplace yet. We open in one vertical first and the notes on the list decide which one. So: what would you pay for a five-minute answer? And if you sell your time already, what would make you move your booking link?

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Expert time, sold by the minute

Expert time, sold by the minute