Sound familiar?
LinkedIn, 4pm: “Can I pick your brain for 30 min?”
No monthly fee. 10% when you charge, capped at $25. Card untouched until Start.
Why guests say yes
Three reasons the “can I pick your brain?” guest stays when they see a card field.
Saving a card doesn't charge it. If you never tap Start, the card stays untouched.
The join page shows your name, your rate, and what they're agreeing to before any card field appears.
The guest pays your Stripe account. GoCall never holds your money. Receipts, refunds, and disputes stay in your Stripe dashboard.
How it works
Three steps, a few minutes. Each link carries its own rate, notes, and expiry.
Hourly or fixed-price. Each link is per-conversation: one guest, one expiry.
Paste it into the DM, email reply, or LinkedIn thread that started the conversation. The guest sees your rate and saves a card through Stripe. No GoCall account on their end.
Hourly starts the meter. Fixed-price captures in full. Nothing charges before you tap.
Hourly vs fixed-price
Pick the one that fits the conversation. Some hosts use both side by side.
Billed by the minute.
Set a rate. Tap Start and Stop. The guest pays for billed time, not time in the room. The meter pauses automatically when either of you leaves the call.
Good for: open-ended advice, working sessions, second opinions.
Charged in full at Start.
Price the package up front. The full amount is captured the moment you tap Start. No metering, no overage.
Good for: 30-min reviews, audits, intros, vetting calls.
One link. No subscription. Capped at $25 per call.
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Pricing
Marketplaces take more on bigger calls because they sell you discovery. GoCall doesn't, since you already have the guest. The cap stays at $25, even on a $5,000 call.
Your guest pays your Stripe account. GoCall never holds your money. No subscription, no setup fee. Stripe processing applies.
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