reach out

Businesses are open. Customers are out there. Nobody connects them.

reach out pays people to bring real customers to local businesses, and the business pays only for results it can see.

The problem

A business can be open every day and still be quiet. Most owners cannot afford big adverts, and the cheap ways to promote a business are hard to measure. You pay, and you never know if it brought anyone through the door.

Meanwhile, plenty of people nearby are willing to talk to others and get paid for it. They just have no simple, fair way to do it.

What we do

A business posts a task. An agent speaks to people face to face and gives them an agent card with a code. When a customer shows the code, the business taps once, and the agent earns for that real result.

The business pays the agent directly. We never hold anyone's money.

The founder

For years I struggled to market my software, because talking to people does not come easy to me.

I'm T-kay, a solo developer in Kariba. I run Xalo Software and I build everything myself. Walking up to people and selling to them was hard for me, and I never knew where to begin.

Then it hit me: is there a platform where other people can do this for me, and I pay them for it? I looked everywhere and found BantuBuzz, which connects businesses with content creators. It is a great product, but I had zero budget, and creators were out of reach for me.

So I asked a different question. What if, instead of influencers, anyone could be the agent? Businesses like mine get customers without a big budget, and agents get a fair way to earn. That is reach out.

reach out is not financial advice, and it does not guarantee that you will earn an income.

Why I keep going

A business that finds even a few new regular customers has a better month. An agent who gets paid for an honest day of talking to people has a better week. reach out is built so both can see the result, and nobody has to trust a promise.