What to know before your first conversation.

Jackly is a private paid conversation service. A user sends one or more messages together with a credit offer, and the person receiving the request can choose to reply directly.

No. Every account can send and receive requests after completing a public profile. You can also pause incoming paid requests from your profile whenever you need to.

The sender chooses how many credits to offer for that conversation turn. The recipient sees the request and its value, then decides whether it is a conversation they want to answer.

No. Jackly does not generate replies on someone else's behalf. The product is designed for the person receiving your request to write and send their own reply.

A paid request remains open for 48 hours from the moment it is sent. The deadline does not change if the sender increases the offer.

When a request is declined, cancelled or expires, its reserved credits return to the sender's available credit balance. This is a credit restoration, not an automatic refund to the original payment method.

After a personal reply is completed, the recipient earns 80% of the request credits and Jackly receives 20%. A 100-credit request always earns the recipient 80 credits, worth KRW 8,000. Payment and store fees do not reduce this share.

No. Earned credits are for cash-out only, at KRW 100 per credit. They cannot be used for messages or converted into purchased credits. To send a paid request, buy credits separately. Payouts are not available in the service yet; requirements and schedules will be announced before they become available.

No. Purchased credits can only be used for paid requests and offer increases. A cancellation, decline or expiry restores them to the purchased balance. Cash-out applies only to earned credits. A refund of an eligible purchase to its original payment method is a separate process, not cash-out.

Store fees are reflected in app top-up prices, which can differ from web prices. Check the final price before purchasing. The number of credits purchased and the fixed 80:20 reply split are unaffected by the payment channel.

They are private by default. After answering, the recipient can choose to publish that request and reply on their profile. Prices, payment details and the sender's identity are not included.