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+$5k Perks, plus: Limited-edition Hallo Apparel (1)
A Future Equity Agreement (SAFE) gives you the right to future shares in the company. If you invest, you're betting the company will be worth more than $7.5M eventually.
Gig workers in the post-pandemic are fed up with current platforms.
Unethical and limited opportunities for local workers in the on-demand gig economy. Pushing app after app that caps earning opportunities to driving, delivery, or other niched services.
We believe the time is up for these platforms. It's time for a new wave of innovation for the on-demand gig economy, globally.
Hallo Helper is built to democratize what every local worker can offer to earn income on-demand. For customers in their local area, anywhere in the world.
In return, we become the platform with the most options for the on-demand consumer.
We've seen that On-demand Services are the new service vertical. — These are types of services that come to customers, when and where they need it.
Founders Alan Burke and Jan Reese Rondina came up with the concept of Hallo in the aftermath of 2017 Hurricane Maria. The storm of the century that devastated Puerto Rico.
The duo bootstrapped the platform's creation and technology build for close to 3 years, finally launching the dual-app marketplace in all App Stores on January of 2021.
Yes, right in the midst of a pandemic shutdown.
The idea was to create a “moving forward” solution to provide income continuance after a disruption, and preserve the quality of living after a natural disaster.
"The traction and achievements mean more to us, because we did it as migrants in a place with a language different than our own." — Jan, CEO/Founder"... If you're going to bet on a startup team, choose those proving they can grow under circumstances that would end others. This type of team doesn't believe in giving up. " — Alan, President/FounderAlan's Bio 🔗 Jan's Bio 🔗 Team 🔗
That person you hired for Cleaning or Home Repair has more to offer than what other apps can show you. Workers only get to offer you one type of service because the app limits it.
By giving workers more power to automate the process of getting jobs, we make work easier. Allowing workers, or Helpers as we call them, to focus on providing A+ service.
Positioned as the marketplace app for getting any service or task help on-demand.
People benefiting from the convenience of on-demand living, & new opportunities of on-demand working.
Innovative user features like 1-tap text translator in our proprietary SmartChat enables communication & bookings between Spanish, English, & Portuguese speaking users.
Removing language barriers. Creating new participation volume.
Top 3 Post-Pandemic Economic Trends:
We've positioned our growth roadmap in line to take over the market-share of competitors, from TaskRabbit to Angi, within the next 5-10 years.
2020 Projected Average Transaction Value (ATV) at $80.50* —› 2022 Actual ATV is at $202.26
Projected year 5 user base: 522,325* users
5-Year Platform Volume Milestone using $80* ATV:
(522k* users) X (1.5x* transactions/user/yr) X ($80* ATV) = $62,640,000* /yr
* = forward-looking numbers. Based on statistical data and cannot be guaranteed.
We built this social platform to mimic the demand-driven expansion capabilities of Social Media Apps, and the high-transaction volume benefits of Marketplaces like Amazon.
Combined with our own proprietary tech to solve major barriers for users in any market.
Using one of our founder's expertise, we built a more efficient and sustainable platform, and more market-friendly scalable model.
Revenue Model: Transaction-based Subscriptions
Hallo App User Fee: 5%/transaction
Helper App User Fee: 15%/transaction
(ATV) Average Transaction Value: $202 (current)
"Marketplaces with the Most Efficiency and Buyer-friendliness are the ones that capture the Most Transaction Volume." — Alan Burke | Financial Mathematics (M.SC), Theoretical Physics (BA)
Premium Subscriptions and other revenue channels are currently being beta tested.
Some key factors known to prevent expansion into micro-markets. Markets where our hyper-local product shines.
In Puerto Rico, Groupon was beaten by a smaller company, Gustazos, which locals chose over them. Recently, Amazon was reported to be lagging behind hyper-local company, FlipKart, in India!
A big fund investor told us recently that if an investor hears or sees "niche market", they've already passed. It's a term that turns them off faster than you can say "hello".
In underserved Micro Markets, we're the first on-demand app catering to any service the consumer needs on a day-to-day basis.
By leveraging technology and creating ML algorithms from user data, we reduced our operating costs by 33% in Q2 2022.
We're not allowed to raise an unlimited amount in this SAFE Note offering. If the offering becomes oversubscribed, we’ll likely pare people down – rather than cut some people out entirely. Accredited investors will have priority.
We're committed to building innovative technology to include more people. So, why shouldn't this apply to our funding model too?
Opening our SAFE Note round to more people is the best way to practice what we preach.
*forward-looking numbers are based on statistical data & cannot be guaranteed.