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Priya asked₹999how do i price my course without underselling myself?
start at the price that scares you, then add 20%…
get paid to answer
your people.
one link. fans ask a question, name their price, and pay upfront. you answer whenever you feel like it.
it's free. it takes a minute. that's the whole pitch.
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Rahul asked₹2,499review my portfolio. would you hire me?
honest take: your best project is buried on slide 9…
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Ananya asked₹499what should i learn first, editing or scripting?
scripting. a great script survives bad editing…
this is what your page looks like ↑
three steps. zero setup.
no storefront to build, no prices to agonize over, no schedule to keep.
pick your handle
choose a name, set your minimum price. your page is live before your chai gets cold.
put it where your people are
bio, stories, pinned comment, group chats. wherever fans find you, they can ask and pay upfront. bigger asks climb your leaderboard.
answer & get paid
reply from your phone, on your time. the money lands straight in your account.
do the math on your DMs.
you already answer questions for free. slide to see what answering the same ones on QPop looks like.
questions a week10
price per question₹150
your cut, every month
₹5,196
10 answers a week · ₹150 each · 80% yours
≈ ₹62,352 a year, from questions you already answer.
an answer takes ~5 minutesbuilt to grow itself.
fans compete to be heard
everyone pays at least your price. paying more wins a spot on your leaderboard, so your superfans set the ceiling, not you.
every answer is an ad
each Q&A becomes a designed share card for stories and chats. your content markets your page while you sleep.
trust is the default
fans get a full auto-refund if you don't answer in 48h. they ask without fear, you answer without pressure.
everything else asks for more before it pays.
an audience. a schedule. a media kit. your weekends.
sponsorships
brands want 100k+ followers, a media kit, and final say on every word.
ad revenue
massive views for fractions of a paisa, and the algorithm sets your salary.
subscriptions
an endless content treadmill. every payday, churn takes its cut first.
1:1 calls
real money, but you're selling hours. calendars, timezones, no-shows.
courses
months of production upfront, for an audience that trusts you to teach.
qpop
any audience size. your price, your questions, paid per answer with no waiting on anyone.
psst: they stack. qpop plays nice with all of them.
the questions you're about to ask us
"my audience is small."
good. small audiences ask better questions. you need 10 people who value your take, not 10,000 who scroll past it. there’s no follower minimum.
"do i have to answer everything?"
nope. decline anything and the fan gets their money back, usually within 24 hours — or just let it sit and they’re auto-refunded in full at 48h. no awkwardness, no support tickets. you only answer what you want to.
"what does it cost?"
nothing, ever. no subscription, no listing fee. QPop takes 20% only when you get paid. earn nothing, pay nothing.
"isn’t charging my fans… weird?"
free advice gets skimmed, paid advice gets taken. a price makes fans ask sharper questions and actually use your answer. it respects everyone’s time.
your first paid question is one link away.
the questions are already coming. might as well get paid.