Superpeer Shut Down: Where to Move Your Paid Calls (2026)
April 25, 2026
Updated July 23, 2026
8 min read
By Talkspresso Team
Quick answer
Superpeer no longer runs on its own. Skillshare acquired it in March 2024 and wound down superpeer.com in December 2024; the domain now redirects to Skillshare. Skillshare sells pre-recorded classes, not live 1:1 calls, so creators who ran paid live sessions on Superpeer need a live-call platform. Talkspresso is the natural home: booking, HD video, and payment in one link.
Superpeer is gone as a standalone product. Skillshare acquired it in March 2024 and sunset the standalone site in December 2024; superpeer.com now redirects to skillshare.com.
Skillshare is a pre-recorded class marketplace, not a live 1:1 video platform, so it does not replace what Superpeer creators actually sold: live paid calls.
Creators who ran paid 1:1 calls, group sessions, and office hours on Superpeer need a dedicated live-call tool to keep that revenue going.
Talkspresso is the closest match to what Superpeer offered: 1:1 and group live video, scheduling, and payment in one link, with no monthly fee and a flat 10% taken only when you get paid.
Moving is quick: create a free page, list your services and prices, and share one link. No application or approval required.
Superpeer Has Wound Down
Superpeer is no longer running as a standalone platform. In March 2024, Skillshare acquired Superpeer's creator tooling and team, folding its technology into Skillshare's own product. In December 2024, Skillshare sunset the standalone superpeer.com site and migrated key features into its Teacher Hub. Today, superpeer.com redirects to skillshare.com.
If you built a business on Superpeer running paid live 1:1 calls, group sessions, or office hours, this page is for you. The short version: Skillshare is a marketplace of pre-recorded classes, not a live-call platform, so it does not replace what most Superpeer creators actually sold. Below is what Superpeer offered, why Skillshare is not a like-for-like home for live calls, and where your paid-call business can land in 2026.
What Superpeer Offered
Superpeer was built to connect creators and experts with their audience through live video. It leaned into direct, personal interaction and let creators charge for their time rather than depend on ad revenue.
Its core features included:
Live video calls: Real-time 1:1 sessions for mentoring, consulting, and advice.
Group sessions and office hours: Live group formats that were popular in the tech, product, and design communities.
Subscriptions: Recurring access for an audience willing to pay monthly.
Community features: Tools to build an ongoing relationship with an audience beyond one-off calls.
Integrated payments: Booking and payment handled inside the platform.
That combination made Superpeer a strong fit for knowledge creators, developers, and consultants who wanted a clean, modern place to sell their time live. The gap Superpeer's exit leaves is exactly that: a dedicated home for live, paid, scheduled video sessions.
Why Skillshare Is Not a Like-for-Like Replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Superpeer?+
Superpeer was acquired by Skillshare in March 2024. Skillshare folded Superpeer's creator tooling into its own platform and wound down the standalone superpeer.com site in December 2024. Today superpeer.com redirects to skillshare.com, so Superpeer no longer operates as its own service.
Where should Superpeer creators move?+
If your Superpeer business was live paid calls, you need a platform built for live 1:1 and group video, not a course marketplace. Talkspresso is the closest fit: it runs booking, HD video, and payment from one shareable link, supports 1:1 sessions and group workshops, has no monthly fee, and takes a flat 10% only when you get paid. You can move over in a few minutes with no application or approval.
Is Skillshare a Superpeer replacement?+
Not for live calls. Skillshare is a marketplace of pre-recorded classes, so it is a fit if you want to teach on-demand courses. It is not built for the live, scheduled, paid 1:1 and group video sessions that many creators sold on Superpeer. If live paid calls were your product, you need a dedicated live-call platform rather than Skillshare.
Does superpeer.com still work?+
No. As of 2026, superpeer.com no longer serves the standalone Superpeer product; it redirects to skillshare.com. The standalone site was sunset at the end of 2024 after Skillshare's acquisition.
What did Superpeer offer, and what is the closest equivalent?
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Skillshare is a marketplace of pre-recorded classes. Its model is on-demand teaching: a creator records a course once, and students watch it on their own schedule. That is a real business, and if your plan is to package your expertise as an on-demand course, Skillshare is worth a look.
But it is a different product from what Superpeer creators sold. Live paid calls are scheduled, real-time, and one-to-one (or small group). A pre-recorded course marketplace does not give you a booking calendar for live sessions, a hosted live video room per appointment, or per-session payment for your time. So a creator whose Superpeer business was live 1:1 calls or live group office hours does not get a like-for-like replacement by moving to Skillshare. They need a live-call platform.
Where to Move Your Paid Calls: Talkspresso
Talkspresso is an all-in-one paid video call service built for exactly what Superpeer creators did: sell live, scheduled video sessions and get paid for them. It combines scheduling, HD video, and payments in a single platform, so you run your whole paid-call business from one shareable link.
What maps directly to what you had on Superpeer:
Live 1:1 video calls: Scheduled, real-time sessions, the core of most Superpeer businesses.
Group sessions and workshops: Paid group formats, up to 500 attendees, for office-hours-style and workshop offerings.
Integrated scheduling and payments: Availability, booking, and payment in one flow. No separate scheduler or payment tool to bolt on.
Digital product sales: Sell e-books, guides, and downloadable content alongside your live sessions.
One shareable link: Your whole offer lives at one URL you can drop anywhere your audience already follows you.
The pricing is built for creators with variable income: no monthly fee, and a flat 10% taken only when you actually get paid. A slow month costs you nothing. There is no application and no approval gate, so you can set up a free page, list your services and prices, and start taking bookings the same day you move.
Feature Comparison: What Superpeer Offered vs Talkspresso
Feature
Superpeer (wound down)
Talkspresso
Live 1:1 video calls
Yes, core feature
Yes, core feature
Group sessions and workshops
Yes
Yes, up to 500 attendees
Integrated scheduling
Yes
Yes, calendar-synced
Integrated payments
Yes
Yes, one flow
Digital product sales
Limited
Yes, e-books, guides, courses
Subscriptions
Yes
No
Platform fee
Varied by plan
Flat 10%, no monthly fee
Application required
No
No
Status in 2026
Standalone site sunset
Live and taking bookings
The one thing Talkspresso does not carry over is Superpeer's subscription model. If recurring monthly subscriptions were central to your Superpeer business, factor that in. For everything else, live 1:1 calls, group sessions, scheduling, and payments, Talkspresso covers the same ground and adds digital product sales.
How to Move Over
Moving from Superpeer to Talkspresso takes minutes, not a migration project:
Create your free page. No application, no approval, no follower minimum.
List your services and set your prices. Recreate your 1:1 sessions, group sessions, and office hours.
Connect payouts. Payments run through the platform and pay out to the email you connect.
Share your link. Drop your one Talkspresso link anywhere you already reach your audience, in your bio, newsletter, or posts.
That is the whole setup. Your audience books a slot, pays at checkout, and you both join the HD video room at the scheduled time.
The Bottom Line
Superpeer wound down as a standalone product, and Skillshare, a pre-recorded class marketplace, is not a home for the live paid calls most Superpeer creators sold. If your business was live 1:1 sessions, group office hours, and paid time with your audience, you need a platform built for that. Talkspresso is the closest match to what Superpeer offered, with no monthly fee and a flat 10% taken only when you get paid.
Ready to move your paid calls? Create your free Talkspresso page today and start taking bookings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Superpeer?
Superpeer was acquired by Skillshare in March 2024. Skillshare folded Superpeer's creator tooling into its own platform and wound down the standalone superpeer.com site in December 2024. Today superpeer.com redirects to skillshare.com, so Superpeer no longer operates as its own service.
Where should Superpeer creators move?
If your Superpeer business was live paid calls, you need a platform built for live 1:1 and group video, not a course marketplace. Talkspresso is the closest fit: it runs booking, HD video, and payment from one shareable link, supports 1:1 sessions and group workshops, has no monthly fee, and takes a flat 10% only when you get paid. You can move over in a few minutes with no application or approval.
Is Skillshare a Superpeer replacement?
Not for live calls. Skillshare is a marketplace of pre-recorded classes, so it is a fit if you want to teach on-demand courses. It is not built for the live, scheduled, paid 1:1 and group video sessions that many creators sold on Superpeer. If live paid calls were your product, you need a dedicated live-call platform rather than Skillshare.
Does superpeer.com still work?
No. As of 2026, superpeer.com no longer serves the standalone Superpeer product; it redirects to skillshare.com. The standalone site was sunset at the end of 2024 after Skillshare's acquisition.
What did Superpeer offer, and what is the closest equivalent?
Superpeer let creators run paid 1:1 video calls, group sessions, and office hours with built-in scheduling and payments, popular in the tech and creator community. The closest equivalent today is Talkspresso, which bundles 1:1 and group live video, scheduling, and payment into one link with no monthly fee and a flat 10% per booked session.
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Superpeer let creators run paid 1:1 video calls, group sessions, and office hours with built-in scheduling and payments, popular in the tech and creator community. The closest equivalent today is Talkspresso, which bundles 1:1 and group live video, scheduling, and payment into one link with no monthly fee and a flat 10% per booked session.
