Originally Posted by wyldblyss

The equation is pretty simple. Say right now you charge $30 per month and you do 250 sales per month. Right now you get $7500 per month minus expenses (hosting, content etc.)

If you do 50/50 revshare, instead of 250 sales per month, you might get 500 sales more. So you would get your original 7500 (on the 250 sales you create in house) and another 500 sales at 50% minus expenses (processing). So say those 500 sales only generated you $10 each after processing. That leaves you with an extra $5,000 per month that you did not have before. However, because it is recurring, basically every month you will make more than the month before even if you only had the same # of sales because some people will recur. Your recurring database grows faster than you doing it yourself. So why leave that money on the table? Why not do it? With millions of people on the net do you think a few hundred sales per month is really going to saturate the market?