FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Including the ones with an awkward answer.
- 01What is Worthly?
- A marketplace of good people who help by the session. Everyone states their own offer and how long it runs, whether a fifteen-minute critique, an hour-long audit, or a portrait sitting, and names the charity their sessions fund. You book, you pay what it was worth, and every euro goes to that charity.
- 02Is this discounted freelance work?
- No. Quality stays the same as the work they charge for. The difference is where the money lands: their chosen charity, not their invoice. Charity is the destination for payment, not a discount sticker.
- 03How does booking work right now?
- Open a profile, choose one of the times that person made available, answer their preparation question, and verify your email. You review the details and confirm; the booking is immediate, so there is no second approval to wait for.
- 04How much should I pay?
- You decide after the session. Their normal rate sits beside the field as an anchor, and that is all it is. Nobody has been through this yet, so there is no average to quote you and we are not going to invent one. Pay what it was worth to you, including nothing.
- 05What are dar coins?
- Giving, done up front. You name a person and give to the charity THEY named, on that charity's own page, that day. It is the same direct route as everything else here. What you get back is a record of it: ten dar coins to the euro, a hundred at a time and up. They keep and they never expire. Spending them on a session marks it as already paid for, because it was. They are a receipt, not a balance we hold for you. Worthly never holds your money, so there is nothing to cash out. Prefer to see how the session went first? Pay after instead. Both roads end at a charity.
- 06Where does the money go?
- Straight to the charity that person named. You pay them on their own donate page, quoting a short reference so they can tell your payment apart. Some donate pages can be opened with the amount already in them and some cannot, and the handoff tells you which one you are getting. Worthly never receives it, which is why we can say 100% without asking you to trust us: there is no account of ours for a euro to sit in. The receipt comes from the charity, in your name. Payments are not open yet, so nothing has been given and no total is claimed anywhere on this site.
- 07Who can join?
- Anyone who can genuinely help. You choose your offer and your charity when you join, and we help you shape it. If you would rather point us at someone great, nominate them instead.
- 08Why do profiles stay visible when full?
- So you can see who is here and ask to be told when their next hours open, rather than the person vanishing from the site until they are free again. You can join a waitlist on their page.
- 09How should I share Worthly?
- Only if you want to. There is a share button on the confirmation page once you have booked, and the honest thing to point people at is the ledger, because it still shows zeros. If you would rather send us somebody good than post about us, the nomination page is the better door.
- 10What if the session wasn’t useful?
- The risk sits with the person giving the session, not with you. If you got little value, pay little. Session reviews will land with payments so quality stays visible over time.
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.