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TipTalk.

A 2016 Los Angeles iOS app where fans bought credits to message influencers and athletes, who set their own prices for replies.

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    TipTalk announced its iOS launch in Los Angeles, with influencers including Lilly Ghalichi, Jenna Ushkowitz, Tony Gonzalez and Jay Glazer.

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    TechCrunch reported the launch: fans buy $1 credits; influencers keep 50 percent of fees, Apple 30 percent, TipTalk 20 percent; refunds if no reply within 48 hours.

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    techcrunch.com
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    “Connect with your favorite celebs!”

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“Connect with your favorite celebs!”

TipTalk is a messaging platform that connects fans with their favorite stars and influencers in a variety of categories from fashion and beauty to sports or finance. It is the only platform that offers influencers a safe and direct channel to respond to fans on a one-on-one basis, while monetizing their time and expertise. Influencers set their own “price” for engagement and fans purchase credits to participate in conversation, ask for expert advice or to request personal photos or video messages. Influencers are able to keep the money they earn or donate a portion or all to a charity of choice. TipTalk is currently available on iOS.

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iOS
Location
Los Angeles · California · United States
tiptalkapp.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗facebook.com/Tiptalkapp-349702518569263 ↗twitter.com/TipTalkApp ↗

In our words: The listing described TipTalk as a messaging platform connecting fans with stars and influencers in fashion, beauty, sports and finance. Influencers set a price for engagement, fans bought credits for conversation, advice or personal photos and videos, and influencers could keep the money or give some to charity.

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Sources

  1. prnewswire.com
  2. hugedomains.com
  3. techcrunch.com
  4. tiptalk.appstor.io
  5. apps.apple.com
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