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Leave your needs — verified consultants come to you
Tell us the service and budget you want and leave a WhatsApp or Telegram handle — verified consultants reach out with quotes. No comparing required.
Leave your requirement and the number reading is on us — love, wealth, career and wellbeing, read from your eight digits.
Got it! Your request is on the wall — consultants will reach out soon.
How it works
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Tell us what you need
Pick a service type, monthly budget and data requirement. No HKID, no home address.
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We match verified consultants
Your requirements go to consultants whose coverage fits. They can see what you asked for and how to reach you.
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Get quotes, pick yourself
Consultants contact you on WhatsApp or Telegram. Who you talk to, and whether you sign anything, is entirely your call.
Frequently asked
Does it cost anything?
It’s free for consumers. Consultants are paid commission by the supplier after a deal closes; you never pay the platform.
Will I get cold-called by everyone?
No. Your contact details are visible only to matched verified consultants — never made public, never sold to third parties. The public request wall shows anonymised details only (e.g. “wants a 5G plan, budget $200”), never your number.
How quickly will I hear back?
Most enquiries get a first reply within a few hours during business hours, though it depends on how many consultants cover the service you picked.
Do I have to sign up for anything?
No. Getting a quote and signing a contract are separate things — you’re free to collect quotes purely for reference and walk away.
I already signed a contract at my door. Can I cancel?
If you signed during an unsolicited home visit, the Communications Authority’s Industry Code of Practice for Telecommunications Service Contracts generally provides a cooling-off period of not less than 7 days, during which you can cancel free of charge. This applies to doorstep sales specifically, not to every way of signing up — confirm the details with the supplier concerned.
Will I lose my number if I switch?
Mobile number portability (MNP) lets you keep your existing number. Note that an unpaid balance or an unexpired contract with your current supplier can hold up the port — worth checking before you start.