Courses vs. paid micro-advice: which one would you actually buy?

I’ve been stuck on this question while building a new project with my co-founder.

We created Hustle Advisor - basically a platform where entrepreneurs can share advice, either free or paid. Kind of like Reddit for founders, but with a built-in way to reward people whose advice is actually useful.

The idea came from frustration with courses: Courses can be $200+ and drag on for hours, but often you just need one specific answer.

Most of us buy courses and never finish them anyway.

Meanwhile, the best, most actionable tips I’ve gotten came from random comments online.

So here’s what I’m wondering: Would you rather buy a full course, or pay $5-10 for a short, practical post that solves your problem right now?

If you had both options in front of you, which feels more valuable?

Curious to hear how other founders think about this - it’ll help us improve Hustle Advisor.