Meeet Launches TimeSale: Monetize Your Free Hours Through Local Bookings
Meeet Launches TimeSale: Monetize Your Free Hours Through Local Bookings
💰 Your free hour has a price tag
Meeet has introduced TimeSale, a feature that lets users monetize their free time by listing activities on a live map.
How it works:
- List an hour of something you enjoy (photo walk, tennis, ramen crawl)
- Set your own rate
- Nearby users book your time
- Meet at partner venues
The platform addresses a common problem: free plans often get cancelled. By adding a financial commitment, TimeSale aims to reduce no-shows and create more reliable meetups.
Users can offer various activities - coffee chats, gallery walks, sports sessions - at their chosen price point. The service uses verified profiles and location-based matching to connect people in the same area looking to meet in person.
Somebody nearby would pay to spend an hour of this Saturday with you. On Meeet that's a feature, not a compliment: set your rate, appear on the live map, get booked for coffee, padel, a gallery walk. Your time, your terms.
It's Monday and every hour on your calendar was priced by someone else. TimeSale flips one back: set your rate on Meeet's live map and tonight's free hour becomes a coffee someone books with you. Your time, your terms - and you actually leave the house.
TimeSale in three moves: list an hour of something you love — a photo walk, a tennis rally, a ramen crawl. Set your rate. Someone nearby books it and you meet at a partner venue. Getting paid to do what you'd do anyway hits different.
People already pay for portfolio reviews, chess lessons, and running clubs. Meeet puts that on a map: set a rate for an hour of what you're good at, someone nearby books it, you meet at a partner venue. Your skill, your rate, your neighborhood.
"Let's grab coffee sometime" fails because it costs nothing. Free plans are the first to get flaked on. TimeSale on Meeet flips it: set a rate for your hour, appear on the live map, someone nearby books the slot - coffee, gallery walk, padel. Booked time doesn't get ghosted.
Your Tuesday evening has a market price. Most people never list it. TimeSale on Meeet: 1) Set a rate for your hour - coffee chat, gallery walk, tennis 2) You appear on the live map nearby 3) They book, you meet IRL, phones bump to confirm Paid plans, not paid promises.
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