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Different Revenue Models:



1)   SALES REVENUE MODEL-A company gets the revenue by            selling goods, information or services.

         Examples:
         Marketplaces- buy.com
                                 Etsy.com
         Live-shopping- iBood
         Shopping Clubs- brand4friends
                                     Ventre-privee.com

2)   ADVERTISING REVENUE MODEL-A company provides a forum for advertisements and receives fees from the companies that advertise their products.

         Examples:
         Display Ads-Yahoo
         Search Ads- Google
         Text Ads- Google,Facebook
         Audio Ads- Saavn,Pandora.com
         Recruitment Ads- Linkedln
         Featured listings- Zomato,CommonFloor
         MySpace,TweetLater
         Yelp,Hulu
         Outbrain,Craiglist
         Soptify.com

3)   SUBSCRIPTION REVENUE MODEL-A company charges a subscription fee for the users that access to the content and services offered.

Examples:
Content services- Listen.com,Netflix(audio,text,video)
Internet service provider- offer network connectivity
Software as a service- Freshdesk
Platform as a service- AWS, Azure
Scrooge,LivePlan,Xing

4) AFFILATE REVENUE MODEL-A company receives commissions for referring customers to others websites.

Examples:
Illuminated Mind
ShoeMoney
DIY Themes
JustDial
Advertlets.com
Affilinet

5)TRANSACTION FEE REVENUE MODEL-A company receives a commission for enabling or executing a transaction.Based on volume of transactions made.

Examples:
PayPal
eBay
Amazon
Airbnb(enables homeowner to offer accommodation to tourists)

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