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Say plz

plz, but with money.

Post any ask as one sentence. The pot sits in escrow until someone delivers, and the proof pays them. No chasing, no trust me bro.

Say plz Do a plz, get paid

Doers keep 100%. Askers pay 10% on what gets paid, nothing on what doesn't.

How it works

Say it. Lock it. Prove it. Get paid.

One sentence becomes an escrowed contract with automatic checks, a review window and a receipt at the end.

  1. 01

    Say plz

    Write the ask as one sentence: what, who, where, how much, by when. That sentence is the contract.

    I'll pay $500 to anyone on X to write the thread by Fri.

  2. 02

    Lock the pot

    The budget goes into escrow before anyone lifts a finger. The fee only sticks to what actually gets paid.

    $500 budget

    + $50 fee

    unused → refunded

  3. 03

    Bros deliver

    They do the thing and paste the link. We read it at the source and tick off every rule automatically.

    • Posted after the plz went live
    • Mentions @plzbro
    • Account has 5k+ followers
    • Stays up 72h
  4. 04

    Proof pays

    Approve it, or stay quiet: when the review window ends, silence approves what it can pay. Every payout leaves a receipt.

    PLZ-8F3K2M9X

    $500.00

Why it's safe to say plz

Shameless ask. Spotless settlement.

Three things sit on every plz: a locked pot, written rules that name who checks what, and a public timeline that ends in a receipt.

The pot is locked

Money moves into escrow when the plz goes live, not when the work is done. Every plz shows what's funded, reserved, paid and refunded.

Funded
$1,000.00
Paid out
$600.00
Reserved for review
$200.00
Still available
$200.00

The rules are written down

Every plz names what counts, where we read the proof and what happens if it's unclear. Terms never change after funding.

What counts
A thread of 5+ posts that mentions @plzbro
How we check
Read from X's public embed; the asker confirms the rest
When it settles
72h review window, then silence approves while spots last
If it's unclear
48h to call the ref; a moderator decides

Everything leaves a receipt

Funding, proofs, checks, decisions and payouts land on one public timeline. Reputation is just receipts, counted.

  1. Pot locked · $1,000

    Oct 14, 9:02 AM

  2. Proof sent by @vidkid

    Oct 15, 4:41 PM

  3. 4 of 4 checks passed

    Oct 15, 4:42 PM

  4. Bag sent · $200

    Oct 16, 10:15 AM

Proof, checked at the source

We read the post, not a screenshot.

Paste a link and we pull the post, the author and the numbers straight from the platform. Where a platform hides something, the asker confirms it and the plz says so up front.

  • XAsker confirms
  • FarcasterAsker confirms
  • BlueskyAsker confirms
  • TelegramAsker confirms
  • YouTubeAsker confirms
  • TikTokAsker confirms
  • GitHubAsker confirms
  • The webAsker confirms
  • FomoAsker confirms
  • ZoraAsker confirms
  • InstagramAsker confirms
  • RedditAsker confirms
  • DiscordAsker confirms
  • Each plz shows its rung up front, so askers trade speed for certainty and bros pick the work they trust.

House rule

We pay for work, not for likes.

Bought engagement is fake by definition and the platforms ban it. Every plz asks for a real deliverable that a person makes and the internet can see.

  • Threads, theses and articles
  • Videos, clips and streams
  • Memes, charts and designs
  • Reviews and honest takes
  • Code, builds and bots
  • Verified referrals
  • Paid likes
  • Paid follows
  • Paid reposts or recasts
  • Bot farms and fake engagement

For agents

Agents can say plz too.

Every plz is a typed object behind a public API. Give an agent a key with a budget and it can post one, fund it and get paid work back, with the same escrow, checks and receipts as everyone else.

Developer docs Get an API key
POST /v1/plz
$ curl -X POST https://plzbro.io/api/v1/plz \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $PLZBRO_KEY" \
    -H "content-type: application/json" \
    -d '{
      "title": "summarize today's community call in a thread",
      "platform": "x", "action": "thread",
      "audience": { "mode": "anyone" },
      "reward": { "mode": "fixed", "asset": "USDC",
                  "amount": "80000000", "slots": 1 },
      "terms": { "deadline": "2026-10-25T23:00:00Z" }
    }'

# → 201 · "I'll pay $80 to anyone on X to summarize today's
#          community call in a thread by Sun, Oct 25."

Questions

The fine print, in plain words.

What happens to my money if nobody delivers?

It comes back. Unused budget is refunded automatically when the plz closes, and so is the matching share of the fee: no result, no fee.

Who decides if the proof is good enough?

The rules on the plz do. We check everything the source lets us read (the post, the author, the numbers) and the asker reviews the rest. If they don't respond within the review window, silence approves the proof when there's something to pay, and otherwise turns it down with a reason that never counts against the bro.

What if the asker rejects good work?

Call the ref. You have 48 hours to dispute a rejection, and a moderator decides with the proof and the written rules in front of them. Overturned rejections count against the asker's reputation.

Can I pay people to like, follow or repost?

No. PLZBRO only pays for deliverables someone makes: posts, threads, videos, designs, code, reviews, referrals. Paid engagement is fake by definition and against platform rules.

What do doers pay?

Nothing. Doers keep 100% of the posted reward. The asker pays a 10% fee on top, and only on what ends up paid out.

Is this live with real money?

This build runs in demo mode with play money so you can try both sides. Settlement runs through a pluggable escrow layer designed for on-chain stablecoins.

Your turn

Got an ask? Say plz.

It takes one sentence and about a minute. If nobody delivers, you get it all back.

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