Nudge vs Intro
On Nudge a coach keeps 90% of the price they set and has 7 days to reply, after which the asker is not charged. On Intro, the take is 10% when a booking comes through the expert's own referral link, and 30% through intro's own app or website.
Intro figures from Nudge's competitor research, 2026-10-16. Their site is here. Check it before relying on a number here.
What Intro is
A curated marketplace for paid 1:1 video calls with vetted experts, application required.
Side by side
| Nudge | Intro | |
|---|---|---|
| Coach's share | Coach keeps 90%, Nudge keeps 10% | The take is 10% when a booking comes through the expert's own referral link, and 30% through Intro's own app or website |
| Reply window | 7 days, then the asker is not charged | Not applicable: calls are scheduled |
| How the money reaches you | Straight to the coach's own Stripe account, on Stripe's payout schedule | Not stated publicly |
| Monthly fee | None, and no setup fee | None; application required to join |
| Formats | Written reply, voice note, video reply, optional live call tier | See Intro's own page |
The real difference
Intro is curated and premium, with prices from around $39 to several thousand for a half hour at the top end. Its two-tier take is the interesting part: 10% if you bring the booking, 30% if they do, which tells you where it expects demand to come from. Nudge has no application and no curation, and it is asynchronous, so there is no call to schedule.
Pick Intro instead if
- You want live video calls and a vetted, premium listing
- You can price well above the typical coaching range
- You are comfortable with 30% when the platform supplies the booking
Pick Nudge if
- You would rather answer asynchronously than hold calls
- You do not want to apply and wait to be approved
- You bring your own audience and want to keep 90% of what it pays