MoneyVoice

What MoneyVoice does

MoneyVoice is an early-stage, privately held consumer platform headquartered in Oakland, California, built around the concept of enabling individuals to "vote with their money" at the businesses where they spend. According to firmographic data, the company operates with 1-10 employees and is led by Founder & CEO Brent Schulkin; its public-facing presence is limited to a single landing page (moneyvoice.com) bearing the tagline "Vote With Your Money" and the aphorism "The deeper the river, the less noise it makes." The site includes a lead-capture form ("We'll be in touch when the time is right"), image assets, and logos linking to two affiliated brands — Hijack Capitalism and Trick or Treat — indicating a broader consumer-activism orientation, though the nature of these affiliations is not detailed in available sources.

The product surface is not specified in the source material: no app, SDK, API, or product modules are documented, and firmographic data explicitly notes that the company does not currently have an app and provides no technology stack, proprietary features, or pricing details. No customer segments, go-to-market motion, distribution channels, marketing channels, or revenue model are disclosed, and there are no named customers, awards, patents, certifications, or regulatory actions on record. The operating status is reported as active based on live website presence, but there are no funding rounds, M&A events, leadership changes, investments, or contact details in the data.

MoneyVoice therefore appears to be a concept-stage or pre-launch entity whose commercial substance — product, pricing, customers, technology, and revenue mechanics — has not yet been disclosed publicly. The cross-linked affiliated brands suggest a potential ecosystem strategy in consumer-economic activism, but absent additional disclosures, the company's near-term trajectory and addressable market positioning cannot be substantively characterized beyond its stated tagline.

Name

MoneyVoice

Website

https://moneyvoice.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

MoneyVoice is an early-stage, privately held Oakland-based consumer platform whose stated concept is enabling individuals to "vote with their money" at the businesses where they spend, currently represented only by a landing page and lead-capture form.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Consumer Advocacy Software

akta.pro primary industry

Price Comparison, Deals, Cashback & Loyalty Shopping Platforms (BPAMAGAH)

Keywords

• Consumer advocacy app
• Spending voting platform
• Ethical spending app
• Consumer empowerment tool
• Business feedback app

Headquarters

HQ city

Oakland

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Core offering

MoneyVoice is a consumer app that lets users "vote" at the businesses where they spend money, framed under the tagline "Vote With Your Money." The product is positioned as a way for individuals to register their preferences or support through everyday spending decisions. The website presents a minimal landing experience with a signup form and affiliated brand references (Hijack Capitalism, Trick or Treat) rather than detailed feature descriptions.

Product overview

MoneyVoice is a consumer empowerment platform enabling users to vote with their money. The source data contains only the homepage landing page with branding elements and does not provide specific product/module details.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• MoneyVoice App Consumer-facing app that lets users vote at the businesses where they spend money, positioning everyday purchases as a form of civic expression. The product is presented through the MoneyVoice website with a signup form and affiliated brand links.

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record.

• Hijack CapitalismOthersReferenced on the MoneyVoice website with a logo linking to hijackcapitalism.com. Nature of partnership is unclear from the available source material.
• Trick or TreatOthersReferenced on the MoneyVoice website with a logo linking to trickortreat.co. Nature of partnership is unclear from the available source material.

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Direct peers

• Honey (PayPal): Honey is a browser- and app-based rewards and coupon platform that helps consumers save on purchases at thousands of online merchants. It is directly comparable to MoneyVoice because both sit in the consumer-savings/rewards layer and rely on signaling consumer spend toward participating merchants.
• Drop (rewards app): Drop is a consumer rewards platform that pays users for purchases at participating brands via linked payment cards. It is directly comparable to MoneyVoice because both products aim to convert consumer spending into points or cashback, and both depend on merchant partnerships for monetization.
• Dosh: Dosh is a cashback app that automatically rewards users when they spend at participating merchants via linked cards. It is a direct competitor to MoneyVoice because both convert everyday consumer spending into a monetization event, and Dosh's card-linked model illustrates a viable execution path for the MoneyVoice concept.
• Ibotta: Ibotta is a consumer cashback and rewards app that pays users for purchases at participating retailers, both online and in-store. It is directly comparable to MoneyVoice's "vote with your money" thesis because it monetizes the same act of consumer spending through a rewards layer that benefits both shoppers and merchants.
• Rakuten: Rakuten (formerly Ebates) is one of the largest cashback shopping platforms, returning a percentage of consumer purchases at thousands of partner retailers. It is directly comparable to MoneyVoice as both platforms sit at the intersection of consumer spending intent and merchant-funded rewards.
• GetUpside: GetUpside is a cashback platform focused on everyday spending categories like gas, food, and groceries, rewarding consumers for purchases at participating local merchants. It is directly comparable to MoneyVoice because both link consumer spend at specific merchants to a tangible user benefit and rely on merchant-funded rewards economics.

Emerging players

• Fluz: Fluz is a group cashback app that lets users earn rewards on their own and friends' purchases at participating merchants. It overlaps with MoneyVoice's consumer-spending thesis and adds a social/affiliate layer that MoneyVoice could in principle adopt.

Broad incumbents

• Yelp: Yelp is a large-scale consumer review platform that lets users publicly signal preferences about local businesses. It is broadly comparable to MoneyVoice's "vote with your money" framing because it aggregates consumer sentiment about merchants, even though Yelp's signal is review-based rather than spend-based.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights3 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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