Your users already have opinions.
Now they can put money behind them.
What prediction markets should have been — built as a revenue layer for your platform. Your users. Your brand. New money.
The Problem
You've seen prediction markets. This isn't that.
Most prediction market platforms are trading venues in disguise. Crypto coin flips. 5-minute expiries. Exit buttons. Candlestick charts. Built for day traders, not real people.
Your users don't want a trading terminal. They want to make a call and find out if they were right.
Who wins the league. Who gets traded. What happens next. They already argue about it every day. That energy leaves your platform right now — it goes to group chats, Twitter, bar conversations.
We call it a conviction market.
Your user makes a statement about the future, backs it with money, and waits for the outcome. No exit button. No flipping in and out. Real conviction. Real stakes. Real engagement.
That's what prediction markets should have been. And it turns into a revenue stream for your platform.
The Money
The math is simple.
You set the fee per market. 0–4% on every position your users take. You keep the majority. We take a cut of what you earn. If you earn nothing, we earn nothing.
Example Scenario
50k
Active Users
8%
Participation
$25
Avg Position
2.5%
Fee Rate
$750,000
New annual revenue. From users you already have.
No per-request pricing
No tiered pricing. No premium add-ons. One integration, everything included.
Aligned incentives
More volume means more revenue for both sides. We only earn when you earn.
Independently auditable
Every fee is verifiable. No reconciliation disputes. No quarterly true-ups. Your finance team can audit independently.
The Effort
Two paths. Both are fast.
Option A: We build it for you
A branded web app on your domain. predictions.yourbrand.com — your logo, your colors, our infrastructure.
What you provide:
- ▸ One verification endpoint
- ▸ One funding endpoint
- ▸ Brand assets
- ▸ A DNS record
We handle everything else. Deployment, hosting, real-time updates, the entire user experience.
Option B: You build it yourself
Headless API. Your frontend, your design, your UX. We're invisible to your users.
What you get:
- ▸ Full documentation
- ▸ Open-source reference app
- ▸ Typed SDK
Start with Option A. Migrate to Option B when you're ready. The backend doesn't change.
The Difference
Prediction markets failed your users. Conviction markets don't.
| Prediction Markets | Conviction Markets |
|---|---|
| Trading venue mechanics | Make a call, wait for the outcome |
| Exit buttons — users flip in and out | No exit — real commitment, real signal |
| Fragmented liquidity across platforms | One market per prediction, liquidity compounds |
| Built for traders | Built for fans, audiences, real people |
| Engagement lasts minutes | Engagement lasts until resolution |
Why this matters for your business
A user who exits a position in 10 minutes generates one fee and leaves. A user who commits to a conviction stays engaged for days, weeks, or months — checking odds, reading comments, sharing with friends, taking new positions. Conviction creates retention. Trading creates churn.
The Trust
Built for production. Not a slide deck.
We never see your users
Your platform owns identity. We get an anonymous string. No email. No name. No personal data. Ever.
No data processing agreement needed. No GDPR consent flow. No cookie banners. Because there's no user data.
Everything verifiable
Every transaction, resolution, and payout is recorded as a tamper-proof record. Your audit team can verify independently — without us.
No trust required. Independently auditable by design.
No single point of failure
Each user's wallet is isolated. Compromise one account, the maximum exposure is that account's balance.
No central pool. No honeypot.
What Now
One call. That's the next step.
30 minutes. We'll show you what conviction markets look like on your platform, walk through the revenue model with your numbers, and answer every question your team has.
No pitch deck. No 47-slide presentation. A conversation.
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