Skills to get an extra


                                   Skills to get an extra



Wannatry is the latest addition to the market of service platforms, where the user is the total protagonist



He came to stay. It was not easy to understand but it changed the lives of many. The collaborative economy is useful and brings benefits. And more than half of the Spanish population used services of this type at least once in the last year, says a report on collaborative economy in Spain. The majority of those who used this service, between 35% and 40%, did so to make a purchase or sale of second-hand goods.


The system works mostly through mobile and there is life beyond Airbnb or Wallapop. Now, for example, one can earn money by not only renting a room that he does not use or by selling a pair of pants that he has only put on once. Anyone with a specific skill or dedicated to work autonomously, will have the opportunity to achieve a few euros extra.

Wannatry is the latest addition to the market of service platforms , where the user is the total protagonist. The web, launched this week in Spain by the Madrid company Comerleads, aims to be a tool based on the collaborative economy completely free.

"We believe that we all have something to offer. Knowledge and professional experience, or a skill, such as playing the guitar, mastering a language, mastering plumbing, practicing a sport, etc.

We want the web to be the easiest way to have the services required by users, within everyone's reach and in a single space »comments Diego Simón, one of the promoters of Wannatry.

In this way, different websites or apps will not be necessary; and all under the promise of not giving up simplicity and good usability.

Wannatry allows you to contact different users quickly through a chat or a phone call. These, choose the professional according to the price, experience and schedules that best suit their needs.

"As in any field of the economy, trust is essential. We want the person who hires a service to know who is going to go to their home, to their business or to the place where the service is provided, "emphasizes Angel Arcos CEO of the company.

In order to generate and guarantee the necessary trust within the user community, the platform has a system of assessments and opinions. Any user or client can leave a review of the service provided and the professional in question.

"There are many people who for one reason or another can not dedicate themselves to what they like , who are unemployed or simply need extra money," says Ángel Arcos CEO of the company.

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