like intention economy sites are not. For example, Priceline which lets customers name their own price and then matches it with the (pre-set) minimum prices that airlines, hotels and rental car companies have provided Priceline.com with this space remains wide open for intention-brokers who can handle a variety of intentions per customer, and genuinely operate on behalf of those customers." Trendwatching lists examples of intention economy sites currently online: Igglo lets potential buyers bid on houses that aren't on the market. Zillow lets home owners name their "Make Me Move" before putting their house on the market. Eventful allows users to collectively persuade performers to come to their town. SellaBand allows users to collectively sponsor and help manage a band for a cut of the revenue. Kleemi allows members to create list of intentions that friends and vendors can; comment, review, or make offers on. Infinite Buyer allows registered consumers to make their offer on seller listings; benefit to consumers is that they can buy what they want (relevant), at their price (personal), when they need it (efficient) Intently.co allows users to request any service anywhere. References External links Economic systems E-commerce