Book someone good. Decide afterwards what it was worth.
Real work from someone who does it for a living, for as long as they choose to give. You decide afterwards what it was worth, and all of it goes to the charity they named.
For anyone thinking of giving hours. Booking one costs nothing and needs no arithmetic.
Nobody here is paid, including us.
100%
paid straight to the charity, never through us
0%
Worthly's cut, now and always
After
you pay once it's over, and you set the number
15
founding places in the first launch roster
The first faces, and what they offer.
See everyoneWorthly is recruiting its first fifteen professionals. One of them has joined so far. The founding group sets what a useful Worthly page and a genuinely good first session look like for everyone who comes later.
Apply for a founding place
Or help tonight, and decide who later.
Dar coins are giving, paid up front, ten to the euro. You name a person, their charity is paid that day, and the coinskeep until you spend them on a session with anyone here. The charity has the money either way, whether or not you ever book.
(Prefer to see how it went first? You can always just pay after the session. Both roads end at the same charity.)
More about dar coinsHow it works
1.
Pick a person
Their offer, their rate, their charity. All printed.
2.
Book the session
A real slot, their full attention.
3.
Pay what it was worth
You set the number after. Every euro goes to their charity.
We went looking for another one and could not find it.
Every other marketplace sets the price before the work and keeps a slice of it. We went looking for one that did neither and could not find it, so we are building it in the open.
- You decide afterwards
- The person who received the session decides what it was worth. There is no rate card.
- The cause is named first
- Each professional prints their charity on their own page, before anyone books.
- None of it is ours
- Worthly has never taken a cent and has no mechanism to. The books are open either way.
The awkward questions.
The FAQ answers the sceptical questions too, including the two where the honest answer is awkward.
An hour a month, in half hours.
State what you offer and name your charity. You set how many hours a month you give, it never rises on its own, and whoever books one pays your charity directly for what it was worth.