Superpeer was one of the first platforms built around paid 1-on-1 video calls between creators and their audiences — set a rate, share your link, take calls. That product no longer exists as a standalone service. Skillshare acquired Superpeer's team and creator tooling in early 2024, and by the end of 2024 the standalone superpeer.com product was sunset; as of 2026 the domain redirects to Skillshare, which sells pre-recorded classes, not live 1-on-1 calls. Historically, Superpeer ran a free tier with roughly a 10% transaction fee and paid plans from about $29/month with lower fees — published figures from before the shutdown. If you were a Superpeer creator, or you are searching for the model it pioneered — paid live calls sold directly from a creator's own link — here is where that model lives now.
1. Cheddify — the closest successor to Superpeer's original model
Best for: creators who want to sell live 1-on-1 time from their own link, the way Superpeer originally worked. Cheddify is a link-in-bio seller tool: claim a free page, set a per-minute rate (and optionally fixed-price sessions and a paid-DM price), and put the link in your bio. When you toggle yourself available, anyone tapping your link can start a live video or audio call immediately — paying per minute as a guest in the browser, with no account or app install on their side. You take the call on the Cheddify iOS or Android app, which also handles bookings for scheduled sessions and your paid inbox. Where Superpeer charged a monthly subscription for its better tiers, Cheddify has no monthly fee at all: pricing is 20% plus $2 per paid call, with a roughly 3% processing fee billed to the buyer on top; paid DMs pay the seller about 77% of the price; payouts run through Stripe. Like Superpeer, and unlike a marketplace, Cheddify does not supply an audience — your own link is the demand channel, which is exactly how Superpeer creators operated anyway. Content is PG-13. See how it works and pricing.
2. Clarity.fm — per-minute calls, business categories only
Clarity.fm still operates the oldest per-minute advice model: business experts list phone rates, buyers request calls, and Clarity bills by the minute at a published 15% fee as of 2026, paying experts within 14 days. If your Superpeer practice was startup or B2B consulting, Clarity's directory can even bring you new buyers — something no seller tool does. The limits are the same as ever: phone only, no video, and demand concentrated in business topics. More in our Clarity.fm alternatives guide.
3. Pensight — scheduled sessions bundled with courses
Pensight is a creator storefront that sells scheduled 1-on-1 video sessions alongside courses, digital products, and coaching packages. It suits educators who want calls as one product among several. The difference from Superpeer's live model: sessions are booked ahead on a calendar, not started on the spot, and there is no per-minute meter — you sell fixed blocks at fixed prices.
4. Stan Store — storefront with booking, not live calls
Stan Store ($29–$99/month as of 2026, with no platform transaction fee beyond Stripe processing) is the polished link-in-bio storefront for digital products, courses, and calendar-booked coaching. It can take the booking and the payment, but the call itself happens off-platform on Zoom or a similar tool, and there is no live per-minute option. Strong choice if products are your main business and calls are a side offer. Full comparison in Stan Store alternatives.
5. Calendly plus Stripe — self-assembled scheduled calls
The do-it-yourself route: a paid Calendly event collects payment through Stripe and drops a Zoom link on both calendars. No platform commission, full control, and real maintenance overhead — plus none of what made Superpeer appealing: no live availability, no per-minute billing, no paid DMs, no unified storefront. We break this down in Calendly alternatives for paid calls.
Fee and format comparison
| Platform | Published fees (as of 2026) | Live on-demand calls | Per-minute billing | Paid DMs | Payouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheddify | 20% + $2 per paid call (buyer pays ~3% processing); no monthly fee | Yes | Yes | Yes (~77% to seller) | Stripe |
| Superpeer (historical) | ~10% free tier; plans from ~$29/mo — product sunset late 2024 | Was yes | Was yes | No | Discontinued |
| Clarity.fm | 15% + processing | On-request phone | Yes | No | Within 14 days |
| Pensight | Commission / plan based | No — scheduled | No | No | Platform schedule |
| Stan Store | $29–$99/mo, 0% platform fee + Stripe | No — booking only, call off-platform | No | No | Stripe |
Payout math: what a call pays now
Take a 30-minute call at $2 per minute — $60 billed. On Cheddify, the buyer pays $60 plus a roughly 3% processing fee (about $1.80). You keep 80% of the $60 minus the $2 call fee: $46. There is no monthly subscription to earn back first — compare Superpeer's old model, where a $29/month plan had to be covered before your lower per-call fees meant anything, or Stan Store today, where the $29–$99 monthly fee is due whether or not you sold a single call. A $15 paid DM on Cheddify pays you about $11.55 (roughly 77%). Usage-based pricing cuts both ways, honestly stated: in a big month, a flat-fee platform like Stan can be cheaper than a 20% take; in a slow month, Cheddify costs you nothing.
Moving your Superpeer audience
There was never an export-your-buyers button, but the migration is simple because the demand was always yours: your audience followed your link, not a directory. Claim your page, set your rates, and replace the dead Superpeer URL everywhere it lived — bio, newsletter footer, pinned posts, email signature. Buyers who tap it can pay as guests immediately, which removes the biggest re-onboarding hurdle: nobody has to create a new account to keep buying your time. Two practical notes from creators who have made this move. Price in per-minute terms rather than translating your old session price directly: a $60 half-hour becomes $2 per minute, and per-minute framing converts short, curious buyers who would never commit to a full session up front — many of whom stay on the line longer than they planned. And announce the new link once, loudly, rather than assuming people will find it: a single post explaining where you went recovers most of an old audience within a few weeks. See the creator setup guide.
What Superpeer got right — and what to look for now
Superpeer's insight still holds: creators do not need a marketplace to sell their time, they need infrastructure — payments, video, scheduling — attached to a link they already control. When evaluating any successor, check the parts Superpeer had to get right: does the platform run the call itself or hand off to Zoom, can a buyer pay without creating an account, is there a live option or only calendar slots, and do fees scale with usage or bill you monthly regardless of sales. Those four questions separate genuine successors from storefronts with a booking widget bolted on.
Which one should you pick?
If you want what Superpeer actually was — live, per-minute, sold from your own link — Cheddify is the closest match operating in 2026, and adds paid DMs and booked sessions on the same page. If you sell mostly digital products with occasional coaching calls, Stan Store or Pensight fit better. If you are a business expert who wants a directory to bring buyers, Clarity.fm still does that. And if you only need a paid calendar slot, Calendly plus Stripe is the minimal stack.