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For sales & revenue leaders

Everyone's paying everyone else to reach you. Now you get paid too.

Every SDR sequence, every pitch deck, every 'just bumping this up' — vendors pay fortunes to reach you. On BuyerReact, they pay you.

Get paid asks in your inbox.

  1. 1Drop your LinkedIn
  2. 2We match paid asks to you
  3. 3React, get paid in hours

Free · No account needed · Decline any ask with one tap, no penalty.

The honest pitch

Your inbox is a goldmine. Start charging for it.

You get short, paid asks from companies that sell to people like you: react to a pitch, score a cold email, review a demo. You say the honest thing you'd never tell a cold caller — and get paid for it.

A sales-tech startup pays you $95 to watch their 8-minute demo and tell them exactly where a VP of Sales would tune out. You tell them. They fix it. You're paid by Friday.

The short version

  1. 1

    Get an ask that names the pay up front

  2. 2

    Give your candid reaction — 15 to 30 minutes

  3. 3

    Escrow releases the moment they accept. Paid in hours.

What lands in your inbox

Real asks. Real pay. Named up front.

Typical asks for someone in your seat — with the typical pay attached. You always see the amount before you decide.

$45

React to a cold email sequence

$95

Score a sales pitch deck

$225

30-min live demo reaction

Calculate what your attention is worth

Free · 5 seconds · Anchored in real market data

The handshake

Six milestones. No inbox roulette.

Every ask runs the same predictable script. You get an email at every step — no chasing, no ghost meetings, no "just checking in on that invoice".

01
Invited

You get an email with the full brief and the pay. No account needed to see it.

02
Accepted

One click — for a call, you drop 2–3 windows that work.

03
Scheduled

The company picks a time. Calendar-friendly confirmation to both sides.

04
Held

You show up, you react. A reminder lands the day before.

05
Paid

Escrow releases the moment they accept. Payout in hours, not weeks.

06
Rated

You both rate each other. Better-matched asks next time.

The ground rules

Built so you never get played.

Pay named up front

Every ask shows the exact amount before you lift a finger. No ranges, no 'exposure'.

Escrowed before it reaches you

The money is locked in before the invite is sent. You're never chasing payment.

Your time, your terms

Decline anything, any time, with one tap. Declining never hurts your standing.

No spam, ever

Only asks matched to your role. Companies can't message you directly until you accept.

Your attention was always the product. Now you're the one selling it.

Ad networks, data brokers, lead-gen tools — an entire industry monetizes reaching you. BuyerReact cuts out everyone in between: the company pays, you react, you keep the money.

The fine print

What BuyerReact is not

Not a survey panel

No 200-question screeners for $3. Every ask is a real company wanting your specific reaction.

Not a consulting gig

No deliverables, no follow-up decks. One reaction, one payment, done.

Not selling your data

Companies never see your contact details until you accept an ask.

Not a job board

No recruiter spam. If someone wants to hire you, that's a separate conversation — yours to have or not.

Questions, answered

What sales & revenue leaders ask before joining.

Am I eligible?

If you carry a quota, lead a sales or RevOps team, or own a pipeline — yes. Your LinkedIn profile is how we match asks to your actual seat, so a real, current profile is all you need to join.

How much do I actually get paid?

The exact amount is named in the invite before you accept — typically $45 for a written reaction up to $225+ for a live session. The money is escrowed before the ask reaches you, and it releases to you the moment the company accepts your reaction. No invoices, no net-30.

How much time does this take?

You set the pace. Most people do 1–3 reactions a month, 15–30 minutes each, straight from their inbox. Decline anything with one tap — declining never hurts your standing or your match quality.

Is this okay with my employer?

You're giving personal opinions on pitches and products, not sharing your company's confidential information — similar to taking an analyst call. Never disclose your employer's non-public data, and if your company has an outside-activities policy, a quick check is smart. You can always react as an individual, not on behalf of your employer.

Free · No account · Private beta

Everyone's paying everyone else to reach you. Now you get paid too.

Drop your LinkedIn up top and we'll bring paid asks to your inbox — or see the number first.