This new startup will let you talk to your favorite influencers one on one
Superpeer is a brand new startup that will let YouTubers and influencers charge money to have one on one video calls with fans or those with questions. The startup has already raised $2 million in investment and has attracted a large amount of attention. The app will use a user rating system in order to avoid harassment.
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