| Remember when Roku was just a small startup? Today, it's a $38 billion company. Mode Mobile could be on a similar trajectory. But you can invest for significantly less... Just $0.25 per share (and get 100% bonus shares). Here's why many find the two companies to have similar potential: – Disruptive Technology: Roku transformed TVs into smart streaming devices, and Mode Mobile has transformed smartphones into income–generating EarnPhones – Revenue Model: Roku generates revenue from ads and licensing its OS to TV manufacturers and Mode earns from ads, subscriptions, and potential future OS licensing – Partnerships: Roku partners with major TV brands and Mode has partnerships with retail giants like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy But there are some big differences, too... Mode has outperformed Roku in market penetration and growth rate. Roku had 61.3 million active accounts in Q1 of 2022. And while Mode is still behind, they have more than 45M+ active users in significantly less time. However, it's their growth rates that tells the big story. Roku grew revenue by 55% in 2021, But Mode Mobile saw 32,481% revenue growth from 2019–2022 – awarding them the #1 software company on Deloitte's Fast 500 List. Just as Roku capitalized on the shift to streaming, Mode is positioned to benefit from the growing gig economy and the need for additional income sources. Their EarnPhone tech has helped users save and earn more than $325M+. Mode is already proving its model works, and investors have a chance to get in before any IPO) for just $0.25 per share. Plus, invest today and get up to 100% bonus shares. More than 28,000 investors have already supported the company – will you be next? Invest now and you could receive up to 100% bonus shares.
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