A marketplace for your time
Your time is worth something. Now it pays.
Book paid video calls to share what you know, learn what you want, and build your credibility — one call at a time.
Book paid video calls to share what you know, learn what you want, and build your credibility — one call at a time.
Open turns the things you want to learn — and the things you know — into conversations. Scheduled, paid, and timed to the second.
Tell Open what you want to learn, or what you're happy to teach. Your profile becomes a living list of subjects — browsable, searchable, and verifiable by the calls you've had.
Pick someone, propose a time, agree on a rate. Open handles the notifications, the reminders, and the scheduling so no one has to chase anyone over text.
When the call starts, the meter starts. Stop whenever the conversation is done — you only pay for the time you used. Credibility follows you after, as a log of who taught who what.
Most knowledge marketplaces lock you into 30-minute slots. Open doesn't. If the answer takes two minutes, that's what you pay for.
Scheduling, billing, video, messaging — all in one place, built for paid conversations between experts and curious people.
Crisp 1:1 calls built for the price-per-second meter — not a fourth-party Zoom plugin.
Bill to the second, not the block. Teachers get paid; learners don't overpay.
Introduce yourself, negotiate rates, confirm times. Open keeps the back-and-forth alongside the call.
Tag what you talked about. Your profile grows into a real record of your expertise.
Propose times, accept invites, get reminders. Calendar-free calendaring.
Post what you're curious about. Others see it and offer to teach — no matchmaking required.
Open is live on iOS. Download it, set up a profile, and turn your time into something that compounds.
The rules of the road — how Open works, your responsibilities as a member, and ours as the platform.
Read the TermsWhat we collect, what we don't, how we use it, and the choices you have over your data.
Read the PolicyQuestions, press, partnerships — or just want to say hey. Any of these work.