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With Ipaya, there are two basic ways how to earn more money:
| • | Have more people visiting you |
| • | Have your visitors see more pages |
Since every subscriber has a fee of $9 to distribute after the introductory months, a possible subscriber number of 100,000 would mean that there are $900,000 open for distribution every month. By attracting more visitors, or have them visit more pages at your site, you can arrive at earning a "bigger slice" of the total "pie", and this is what you should try to optimize if you are not satisfied with your earnings.
Since the total money for distribution is already big for small subscriber numbers, we don't expect that publishers will ever complain about not earning enough if they just try hard enough. If, however, sometimes in the future widespread complaints about not earning enough start to rise, because average pagehit payouts have become too small for some publishers, we plan to introduce a system of flexible pricing.
Such a system would work as follows:
| • | There are subscriptions for different amounts of money, e.g. a $10 / month subscription, a $20 / month subscription and a $50 / month subscription. |
| • | As a publisher, you can decide the minimum subscription a visitor needs to have to access your page. |
| • | At the end of the month, the money is distributed to all publishers in a fair manner. |
We suggest that you don't wait until flexible pricing is introduced and start publishing pages with Ipaya now, because:
| • | The current model is simple and easy to understand for visitors. |
| • | The price of $3 to $10 is something most people are able to pay. Higher subscription fees mean that only very few people will visit and pay you. |
| • | The current model is more attractive for customers, because a single subscription allows access to everything. |
| • | By trying out Ipaya now, you gain valuable experience. |
| • | It's not sure that we implement flexible pricing ever. |
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