For creators and streamers

You already have the audience.

Now get paid for what you do.

Say what you are offering — a portfolio review, a chess lesson, a 1v1, ten minutes of Q&A. Set a price, post one link. One person books it and joins in a browser with nothing to install, and their card is only held until your video connects.

One email, the day it lands — nothing else, ever. iPhone to go live.

Someone has paid five dollars for a one-minute call and is waiting. The app offers Start call or Decline.
Someone paid, and is waiting. Nothing has been charged yet — the money is only held. Start the call, or decline and the hold is released.
An earnings screen: forty dollars fifty this week, across three calls and forty-two minutes live.
Minutes live, calls taken, and what each one paid. Forty-two minutes live is forty-two minutes billed.
A list of recent calls, each with what it paid: eighteen dollars, thirteen fifty.
Every call keeps its own line, with its fee beside it. Nothing rolls up into one mystery number.

Screens from the shipping build. The account shown is a test account.

Nobody browses for you

You share the link. The first one who pays it is on your screen.

  1. You go live, and share one link. It works anywhere you already post — bio, story, stream overlay. Your audience is already yours; nobody browses for you.
  2. They pay before you hear from them. Nothing reaches you until the money is held, so a call that never happens costs nobody anything.
  3. You accept when you are ready. One tap and you are on video — they are in a browser, with nothing installed.
  4. It lands, itemised. The money is captured the moment your video connects — not at the end, and never if it never connects. Every call keeps its own line: what your guest paid, the 10% that is our entire revenue from it, and what is yours. Card processing is your guest’s, at cost, and nothing else is taken from your side.

They never get your number. They never get your email. A handle is the only thing that passes between you.

Questions

Everything else.

How does PRESNT work?

You go live from the PRESNT camera and set a price and a length. PRESNT gives you one link. You share it wherever your audience already is. The first person to pay it joins you on a one-to-one video call for the block you set.

Does the person I'm calling need the app?

No. Guests pay and join entirely in their browser. Installing an app is never required to spend money with you.

Do I have to give out my phone number or email?

Not to each other. A PRESNT link carries your handle and nothing else, so the person who pays sees @yourhandle — no phone number, no email address, no real name unless you choose to use one. You see the display name they arrive with and what they paid, and nothing else about them. We ask a paying guest for an email so we can send them a receipt and so hosts can block someone who behaves badly; it is never shown to you, and it is never used to market to them.

How much does PRESNT take?

Our fee is 10% of the price you set, and that is our entire revenue from a call. Card processing is paid by your guest on top of your price, at cost and never marked up, and they see it before they pay. It never comes out of your side.

What happens if I miss a call request?

Nothing is charged. Payment is authorised when the guest pays, but only captured once you accept and the video actually connects. If you decline or the request times out, the hold is released automatically.

Can more than one person join a call?

No. PRESNT is strictly one to one, and every link is single use. The first person to book it gets the session, and the link dies on redemption. You share a fresh link for the next caller.

Who can host on PRESNT?

Hosts must be 18 or over, because they are paid and our payment partner requires it. They verify their identity before their first payout. Every session has a subject, such as a lesson, a review or a consultation, and anything explicit or illegal is not allowed. The full rules are in our Terms.

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