Merchant-related offers
Native to the checkout you're inOffers tied to the business’s own world — add-ons, upgrades and partner services around the purchase.
Customers get upfront discounts at local stores.
In return, they use sponsor offers.
Complete the brand offer to keep the discount, or pay the regular price.
PayAttention retains a platform fee.
Local businesses invite nearby businesses to reach more customers.
Traffic from local businesses
Data shared with consent.
Purchases need customer approval.
Personalised cross-selling
Complete agreed actions or pay only the unearned portion.
Just 2% of this market is an Instagram-sized marketing channel.
Our early pilot already shows 85% adoption at checkout.
Founded and sold a B2B2C startup to X5. Today its GMV is over $1B.
Product Owner at Revolut, where he runs a product with a model similar to PayAttention.
Increase repeat usage. Build reliable merchant operations.
Then we scale.
Financial plan, exit strategy, why now, moat, matching, framing & long-term vision.
| Action | Business pays | Customer gets | Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google review* | $10 | $3 | +$7 |
| Instagram Story | $10 | $10 | $0 |
| Anonymous feedback | $5 | $3 | +$2 |
| Bank connection | $0 | ~$4 | −$4 |
Current pilot: $5 cashier incentive per new paying customer. We plan to remove this cost.
Target scenario. Full pilot totals await a matching server-ledger report. *Google prohibits review incentives.
A way for banks to open more business and retail accounts — by giving real value to both.
Four layers of offers — from the merchant's own world, to universal, to personal, to ones users never knew existed.
Offers tied to the business’s own world — add-ons, upgrades and partner services around the purchase.
High-value financial actions advertisers pay heavily to acquire — applicable to every user out of the box.
Users share their data — via screenshots, Plaid and Gmail — and we offer cheaper or better substitutes for services they already pay for.
With that data we surface relevant offers the user never knew were available — ones that save them money, effort or time.
As vibe-coding and AI content explode, attention becomes the most valuable asset — and a positive LTV/CAC ratio gets harder to achieve.