Guide
Getting started with InvolveMe
Everything you need to know before launch: signing up, how chat credits work, and how to withdraw what you earn.
Sign up early
Confirm your phone number on the Sign up page. Early adopters who sign up before launch get 100 non-withdrawable chat credits to start with, a real commitment we're making for launch day, December 1, 2026, not a balance that exists yet. "Non-withdrawable" means these credits let you try sending messages, they can't be converted to cash.
Download and finish setup
Once InvolveMe is live, install it from the Download page and finish setting up your profile in the app. That's also where your phone verification from step 1 gets tied to a real account.
How you earn
Sending you a message costs the other person a small number of credits, calculated from its length. Those credits are held until you reply, then released straight to your earnings. No reply, no charge, and nothing for you to collect: unanswered messages refund to the sender automatically. Chat earns you money today; pay-per-minute voice and video calls are coming next. See How it works for the exact formula and Pricing for current rates.
Withdrawing your earnings
Earnings become withdrawable cash once you've completed identity verification (KYC) and linked a bank account in your name, we never pay out to an unverified identity or a mismatched account. We aim to make verified withdrawals available within 24 hours, and an automatic sweep means you don't have to remember to withdraw yourself.
Community standards
InvolveMe is for genuine conversation between consenting adults. Multi-accounting, wash-chatting, spam or automated messaging, harassment, and soliciting prohibited services are all against our Terms of Service, and we mean it: automated systems and manual review watch for these patterns, and violations can mean message rejection, credit forfeiture, wallet freezing, or account suspension. You can block anyone at any time, and reporting a user or conversation is reviewed by our team directly. We take every report seriously. See Security & Trust for the fraud-prevention systems behind this.