Unfunded ask
Hi! Would you be open to a quick chat about how your team approves new software? Happy to send a gift card after.
Seen. Not replied to. Ever.
Prepaid meeting invites
Cold outreach getting ignored? Make your ask worth their time.
Create a funded invite that shows who you are, what you want, and the payment already held on your card. Send one private link by email, LinkedIn, or any DM.
- LinkedIn-authenticated senders
- No recipient account
- No booking: never charged
Use cases
Useful when you know exactly who you need to reach.
- Customer research
- Expert advice
- Diligence calls
- Churn interviews
- Hard-to-get conversations
The problem
The person you need is busy, skeptical, and has no reason to trust another cold ask.
Cold asks fail when the sender feels anonymous and the purpose feels vague. ReserveCall makes identity, intent, and payment visible before the recipient decides.
Funded ask
30 minutes on software approvals. The $100 is already reserved.
$100 reserved · 30 min · Choose a response
Tuesday works.
Flow
Show your commitment before asking for theirs.
Name the person, purpose, time, and payment.
We hold the payment before the invite exists.
Send one private link in any channel.
They book, request another amount, or decline.
Attendance determines payout after the call.
What happens if...
The edge cases are part of the offer.
Both sides see the same rules. Read the binding version in the terms.
If nobody books
The card is never charged and the hold is released. Keep the invite open, change the terms, send it to someone else, or cancel it.
If they request a different payment
Their email-verified request is non-binding and does not reserve a time. Your original funded invite stays open until you choose to fund a replacement. If you do, the original authorization is released only after the revised invite is safely funded.
If someone no-shows
If the recipient does not attend, the call payment and fee come back to you. If you are the one who misses it, they are paid for holding the time. Attendance is recorded, so neither side decides it afterward.
If the call ends early
Join and leave times are checked against the attendance threshold published on the invite. Above it the payout releases, below it you can file a claim, and a short or ambiguous call goes to human review.
If someone disputes attendance
A no-show claim is decided against the recorded join and leave times, not against anyone's account of the call. The payout is held while the booking is checked. A call that happened and was not useful still pays out.
When the payout is released
On a timer, 24 hours after the booked end time, unless you file a claim inside that window. You do not approve the payout and cannot hold it back. How long the money then takes to land is decided by the payout rail.
If their employer does not allow it
They should not book, and booking asks them to confirm they checked. Donating the call payment afterward does not make a restricted conversation acceptable.
Pricing
5% per completed call, $15 minimum. No call, no charge.
You set the call payment; the recipient keeps it. ReserveCall adds 5% ($15 minimum) for payout, attendance measurement, and dispute handling. Your card is charged only when someone books.
Refunds
No booking: never charged. Recipient no-show: call payment and fee refunded. Requester no-show: the recipient is paid for holding the time.
Payouts
We send the payout, so you never handle bank details.
Receipts
One itemized invoice covers call payments and fees.
Our fee, per completed call5%
Of the call payment you choose, with a $15 minimum.
Call paymentYou set it
Recipient keepsAll of it
Card processingIncluded
Nobody booksNever charged
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