This Phone Pays People For Using It

Dear Investor,

Let me ask you a question... How much did you spend on your last phone?

The newest iphone can run you $1,499. Ouch.

While other cell phone carriers are always looking for ways to squeeze every last penny out of their customers, my company pays users for the 40 hours a week they are using smartphone apps, listening to music, and watching videos online with their phones.

This is very different. I get it. We are redefining what a smartphone can do. Mode Mobile isn't just another tech company.

We saw 32,481% revenue growth from 2019–2022, ranking #1 for software on Deloitte's 500 fastest–growing companies list. Our EarnPhone technology has already helped users earn and save more than $325 million.

And I want to invite you to cash in another way when you invest for just $0.26 per share.

We already have more than 28,000 investors on board, and our partnerships with giants like Amazon and Walmart have us poised for massive expansion.

We're proof that doing good can also be good business.

And you can join us for just $0.26 per share. Plus, when you invest now, you can get up to 100% bonus shares!

This is your chance to be part of what could be the biggest disruption to smartphones since the iPhone.

Are you in?

Let's change the future of mobile together.

—Dan Novaes
Founder and CEO, Mode Mobile

* This is a paid advertisement for Mode Mobile Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular and related risks at invest.modemobile.com.

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