Nikita Bier's Intro sessions run $15,000 for 30 minutes, available only to venture-backed companies. He has a perfect 5.0 rating across 127 reviews.
Alpha Score of 53 reflects moderate overall profile with poor momentum, weak value, strong quality, moderate sentiment.
Nikita Bier is selling his time at $500 a minute. The former X head of product, who stepped down from the role in August after just over a year, is offering one-on-one video consultations through Intro, a marketplace for expert advice. His sessions run $15,000 for 30 minutes.
Intro's listing advertises the price as "starting at $7,500" for a 15-minute call. But the only available purchase options begin at the half-hour mark. That puts Bier's hourly rate at $30,000.
Only venture-backed companies need apply. The listing says Bier will accept bookings exclusively from that group. During a session, Intro suggests customers can ask at least three questions about startups, growth, or investing.
Bier says he can advise on viral growth, product development, design, community building, fundraising, and growing a social following. Sample questions include "How would you launch my app?" and "What are the best distribution channels for growing my app?"
His pitch leans heavily on his startup track record. Before joining X in July 2025 – after years of offering Elon Musk unsolicited product advice on the platform – Bier cofounded Tbh, which Facebook acquired in 2017, and spent about four years as a product manager there. He later cofounded Gas, which Discord acquired in 2023. Both apps were eventually shut down by their buyers. Bier stepped back from product leadership on August 5 but remains an X advisor.
Archived versions of his Intro listing show the price was around $1,000 in 2022 and 2023. It climbed to $7,500 by 2025 before landing at the current level.
Bier is the second-most-expensive expert on Intro's price-sorted marketplace. Hudson Leogrande, the founder of Comfrt, tops the list at $10,000 for 15 minutes. Like Bier, his shortest available option starts at 30 minutes, bringing the price to $20,000. Unlike Bier, Leogrande does not restrict bookings to venture-backed companies.
Other experts listed on the platform include Andrew Chen, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz – which invested in Intro – and Lavinia Errico, a cofounder of Equinox.
Bier holds a perfect 5.0 rating across 127 reviews. “Worth every minute and every dollar,” a reviewer named Josh wrote in May 2025. “Extremely value-packed session full of golden nuggets,” said Gustav in April.
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