Set your availability once. Define what a session actually is and what it costs. Let people book it, meet them over video, and have the earnings tracked and paid out without an invoice thread.
Most mentor programs end at a profile page and an email address. What follows is four messages to find a slot, a fifth to send a meeting link, and no record that any of it happened.
Do that ten times a month, unpaid, and mentoring quietly becomes something you decline.
The scheduling, the money and the record are the parts that make it sustainable, and they are the parts a directory does not have.
You define the shape of your own mentoring: what kinds of session you offer, how long they run, whether they are sold individually or as a package, and when you are actually free.
Publish the recurring hours you are willing to be booked in, and change them when your week changes. Nobody has to ask when you are free.
A one-off review and a three-month engagement are different products. Define each, and sell packages as a subscription where that fits better.
Sessions run over built-in video with recordings available, so there is no separate link to send and no separate tool to buy.
An earnings ledger with pending and settled amounts, payout accounts and withdrawal requests - instead of reconstructing what you are owed.
Founders on the network find you directly. Beyond that, incubators and investor firms can associate with you formally - an incubator can attach you to a cohort, an investor firm can bring you in for portfolio companies - and those associations are requested and accepted rather than assumed.
Reviews from completed sessions build on the profile, and your analytics show sessions, mentees, reviews and earnings over time.
No. You define your own session types, and free sessions are a valid configuration. The earnings and payout machinery only comes into play when you charge.
Yes. Incubators can invite mentors into a formal association, and you can apply to ones you want to work with. You accept or decline, and you can end an association later.
Over built-in video. A mentee books an available slot against one of your session types, and the session runs in the platform with recording available.
Yes. Roles sit on one account. A founder who also mentors does not need a second login, and the profile, connections and history stay the same across both.
Publish your availability, set your session types, and let the scheduling and the payouts run themselves.
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