ELON MUSK'S TRILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY VALIDATION PLAY

SpaceX told investors it plans to launch a Starlink mobile service for U.S. consumers.

That’s a direct shot at Big Telecom and would put SpaceX head-to-head with Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile in a $1.6T market.

For most investors, that sounds like a telecom shakeup.

For Mode Mobile, it could represent something entirely different.

Because every time another smartphone comes online...

Every time connectivity expands...

Every time another person gains reliable mobile access...

Mode's potential addressable market grows.

That's just one more reason why investors keep focusing on the young tech star.

The Smartphone Opportunity Nobody Talks About

For years, smartphone companies competed over hardware.

• Better cameras.
• Better screens.
• Faster chips.
• More AI.

Mode competes on a completely different business model: what if smartphones actually paid users for their time?

In other words, instead of selling another phone, Mode changed what a phone actually does.

Early Traction Draws Investor Attention

This disruptive business Model has pushed Mode to become one of the fastest-growing software companies, all before going public. And after two sold-out rounds and 60,000+ committed investors, the numbers stand on their own:

• Deloitte's #1 in the U.S. — Fastest-Growing Software Company in 2023
• $115M+ in lifetime revenue — 32,481% revenue growth
• 490+ million users across the Mode ecosystem — over $1B in user earnings
• Profitable business model — $11.8M in EBITDA in 2025¹
• Ticker $MODE reserved on Nasdaq — $0.52 pricing available for a limited time

The Starlink Key

Whether Starlink ultimately becomes a major mobile provider remains to be seen, but the investment implication is bigger than one company.

More connectivity means:

• More smartphones online.
• More active users.
• More digital engagement.
• More opportunities for platforms already built around smartphone participation.

That's exactly what investors think of when it comes to Mode Mobile.

The company isn't trying to build better cell towers or replace wireless carriers.

Their rebuilding the layer that sits on top of the smartphone itself, already reaching 490M total users and helping users earn and save over $1 billion.

And that layer becomes more valuable as smartphone access expands.

7 Billion Smartphones. $1T Market.

Nobody knows exactly how Starlink's mobile ambitions will evolve.

But one thing seems increasingly clear:

The smartphone industry is changing.

And companies already positioned around that change may benefit the most.

For a growing number of investors, Mode Mobile has become the one company worth watching.

Over 60,000 shareholders have already claimed their shares and they've just secured the $MODE ticker from Nasdaq. The time to invest is now, before any potential IPO.

Pre-IPO Shares Still Available (for now)

Even though Mode's ticker ($MODE) is secure, investors can still claim pre-IPO shares for just $0.52 per share, with bonus shares available.

The company's previous rounds sold out entirely, with over $100 million invested into the company to date.

Bonus Share Structure

Mode is offering tiered bonus shares to incentivize larger commitments: