Revenue
Revenue
Seven ways to charge for one catalogue. Three or four run at the same time, and every taka settles into your own bank.
Seven ways to earn
Each line says what the model suits, and how far it goes today.
- 1Monthly planSuits a deep catalogue people return to. Runs today.
- 2Single rentalSuits a new film on a 48 hour window. Commissioned at deployment.
- 3Pay-per-view nightSuits one live event at your own price. Same path.
- 4Free with advertisingSuits reach over revenue per viewer. One pre-roll tag today.
- 5Bundle through a telcoSuits an operator who already charges your audience. A deal and a build.
- 6Gift and coupon codesSuits a campaign or a giveaway. Runs today.
- 7Sponsored rowSuits a brand beside a show. Artwork, not ad technology.
Where the money lands
In your own merchant account and your own bank, under your own gateway credentials.
What drives the numberThe viewer pays on the gateway's own hosted page, so card data never touches the platform and the platform stores a transaction reference.
Your gateway credentials are configured at onboarding, so the first payment settles into the account in your name.
Release windows
A premiere opens at midnight on its own, while your team is asleep.
Every title carries a publish time and sits in one of three states: hidden, scheduled, or published. Until the moment you set, the catalogue does not return it. At that moment every app shows it at once.
What partners see
Play counts per title, in your own console, on your own numbers.
Your team reads the counts for any title and reports them to the rights holder from the console. Counts cover video on demand; live viewing is not counted yet.
A separate login that lets a content partner read their own titles is a build inside an engagement. No partner portal ships today, and we do not imply one exists.