
United States · Information technology & services startup
MediaPassTM is the easiest way to charge for recurring subscriptions to your content.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
MediaPassTM is the easiest way to charge for recurring subscriptions to your content.
Any blog, content site, or major publication can instantly enable premium subscriptions using MediaPass. Create a free account, grab some simple javascript, and you're ready to go. MediaPass was created by experts in online subscription who recognized the need to create a service geared towards the growing world of bloggers and other online publishers who are frustrated with how little money they make from an advertising-based revenue model. Before now, the only way you've been able to easily monetize your traffic is through low yielding advertising channels such as banner ads and Google AdSense. Those days are over. Traditional publications have and always will require a small contribution from the reader in order to continue operating and producing high-quality content. In the online publishing world, advertising is frequently used to supplement income but as most publishers know all too well, it does not entirely cover the costs associated with running a site. As a result, a change is occurring in the industry as major media conglomerates have announced plans to charge a subscription for some of their onlline content. But while they are investing significant time, money and resources in building a proprietary subscription infrastructure, you can get started right now.
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professional servicesconsumersmarketingenterprisesinformation technology & servicesenterprise softwareinformation technologydigital mediasaasadvertisingtechnologysoftwaresubscriptionsmediainternetmonetization
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