Nudge vs Minnect
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 Minnect, the expert share is 80% of every transaction.
Minnect figures read from their own page on 2026-10-16. Check it before relying on a number here.
What Minnect is
An expert marketplace, founded within Patrick Bet-David's Valuetainment, where users ask vetted experts questions or book calls.
Side by side
| Nudge | Minnect | |
|---|---|---|
| Coach's share | Coach keeps 90%, Nudge keeps 10% | The expert share is 80% of every transaction |
| Reply window | 7 days, then the asker is not charged | Not stated on the homepage; they advertise a 94% response rate |
| How the money reaches you | Straight to the coach's own Stripe account, on Stripe's payout schedule | Not stated on the homepage |
| Monthly fee | None, and no setup fee | None, starting an expert account is free |
| Formats | Written reply, voice note, video reply, optional live call tier | See Minnect's own page |
The real difference
Minnect is a marketplace with its own audience and its own vetting, which is the real difference: it can send you askers, and it decides who gets listed. Nudge does not pretend to be a demand source. It is the paid answer layer on the audience you already have, which is why the coaches earning most on it arrived with their own following.
Pick Minnect instead if
- You have no audience yet and want a marketplace to supply askers
- You want the credibility of their vetting and their media footprint
- You are comfortable with 80%
Pick Nudge if
- You already have an audience and want to keep 90% of what it pays you
- You want to set your own tiers and formats without a marketplace approving them
- You want your own page and link rather than a listing inside someone else's directory