Everyonehas a price.
A sealed offer, from you, to anyone —
friend, neighbor, stranger. Forty-eight hours to answer. If the envelope goes unopened, you pay nothing.
$500
“Can I get you on a private call, 30 min?”
$200
“I dare you to shave your head”
A sealed envelope.Real money inside.
Find anyone
Search by name or handle — a friend, a neighbor, a professor, a creator, a stranger. Anyone with a profile.
Set the stakes
Five dollars to ten thousand. Write your request, attach the money, choose your anonymity.
No answer, no cost
Seventy-two hours to open. If the envelope stays sealed, you pay nothing. Not a cent.
The question
Would you shave your head?
Everyone has a number. Drag the slider until you find yours.
Generous. A real question.
Send. Chat. Done.
The three moments every caprice moves through — from your first click to the final handshake. Quiet, sealed, complete.
Send.
Write your request, attach the amount, choose your anonymity. The envelope goes straight to them — private, untraceable, theirs alone.
Chat.
When they accept, a private chat unfolds — just the two of you. No platform theater, no audience. Finish the thing your way.
$200
Transfer complete
Done.
Offer fulfilled. Ready to send the next one?
Privacy first
Nobody knowsyou sent it.
No public comments. No visible likes. No trail. Send anonymously or reveal yourself. Either way, it stays between you two.
Maya Johnson
Private chat
Vanishes when done
What happens next
A private chatopens.
Once they accept your offer, a secret conversation begins. Just the two of you. No followers watching, no screenshots, no history. It disappears when it’s done.
Total offers sent.
Sealed offers worldwide — and climbing
Questions, of course.
Find them on Caprice, write your request, set an amount. We authorize your card — you’re only charged if they accept. If they decline or don’t respond in 48 hours, the hold disappears.
Ask
anyway.
Write the thing you’ve been holding. Attach a number you can afford to lose. Seal it. Send it.