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Four messages a week asking for "just five minutes of your time". You ignore most of them, and you feel bad about it. Passkot turns that inbound into paid, scheduled, 30-minute conversations — with someone who has actually thought about their question.

You set the price

Pick a per-minute rate inside a band for your country, and price your 15, 30, 45 and 60-minute sessions however you like.

You set the hours

Publish the evenings that suit you. Bookings land in your calendar in your own timezone, with buffers between them.

No admin

No invoicing, no chasing payment, no sharing your phone number. Money is collected before the call and paid out weekly.

You can say no

Decline anything, any time. Declining costs you nothing beyond a response-rate figure shown on your profile.

How you get paid

Passkot takes 20% of each call. The rest is yours. Earnings clear 24 hours after a call — the window in which the other person can raise a problem — and go out in a weekly batch.

A 30-minute session at ₹22/min₹594
Passkot commission (20%)− ₹119
You receive₹475

Before transfer fees and the exchange rate to your currency, both of which are shown to you at payout — never estimated. Two sessions a week is roughly ₹3,800 a month; six is around ₹11,400.

What we will ask you for

  • A photo ID — passport or equivalent, checked against your profile name.
  • Evidence you live there now — a residence permit, lease or recent utility bill.
  • One credential — ideally a work or university email we can send a code to. Otherwise a document a moderator will read.
  • Your LinkedIn — we look at it. It is quick, and it catches a lot.
  • Every application is reviewed by a person, not a script. Expect a few days, and expect us to come back with questions.
One firm rule. You share your own experience. You do not file applications, represent anyone, give legal or immigration advice, or promise an outcome. Anyone offering guaranteed admissions, guaranteed jobs or visa services is removed.