YOUR GROUP, TOGETHER

Turn your group into buying power.

Create a group, invite members, then send a business a ready-made invitation. Ask for a student happy hour, coffee card, local discount, coupon code, or any group-only deal.

Start a group

Free to start. Invite anyone with a link.

Build your group. Unlock better deals.

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● FIND BUSINESSES

Who should offer your group a deal?

Search local businesses with Google Places, or add an online shop by name. You can also do this later.

LOCAL BUSINESSES

Find businesses around you

Search by business name and town, or use your location for nearby results.

ONLINE SHOP

Add a shop that does not have a physical location.

HOW IT WORKS

Alone, you’re a customer.
Together, you’re demand.

Start with your people

Name your group and share its invite link. People choose to join; you do not need to add their contact details.

Find businesses

Find local businesses with Google Places or add an online shop. Your group can show businesses what it wants.

Invite the business

Send the ready-made request by email, DM, contact form or in person. The business claims itself, verifies its connection, and replies with an exclusive offer.

Demand exists before the deal.

Businesses shouldn’t have to guess what people want.
People shouldn’t have to wait for businesses to guess.

GROUPS ARE ALREADY EVERYWHERE

Manyhere gives them buying power.

Campus

300 students aren’t 300 unrelated customers.

Student societies, dorms and campus groups already share identity, needs and spending interests.

Schools & parents

640 families can change the conversation.

Families around the same school buy many of the same products and services, online and nearby.

Sports & clubs

Your club already buys together.

Teams share equipment, recovery, apparel, travel and places to gather.

Where you live

A building is a local market.

Residents share geography and everyday spending decisions.

FOR BUSINESSES

What if customers told you they were coming before you made the offer?

See credible, aggregated interest from real groups. No individual spending histories. No personal data. Just demand you can respond to.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

Collective doesn’t mean exposed.

Businesses see aggregate activity such as “84 members are interested.” They never need to know who bought what, where, or how much they spent.

Your group already has buying power.
It just hasn’t had somewhere to organize it.