We know how important is to monetize your business the proper way. With our products, you can do this in many different ways.<\/p>\n
We have decided to integrated WooCommerce<\/a> as an eCommerce platform, so you can get all the cool stuff provided by this amazing plugin, like invoicing, sale reports, 100+ payment gateways, countless community and so much more.<\/p>\n WooCommerce is the most powerful free eCommerce addon for WordPress. It offers numerous payment options and all the possible solutions you might need for online store.<\/p>\n Depending on your business model, you can go in different directions, when talking about making money. Here are some of the methods that you can start with:<\/p>\n We have separated the fees into two types: service fees<\/strong> and host fees<\/strong>. Both types are work the same way, the only difference is which party will be affected by the fee calculation. You can manage the fees by going to Listing types <\/i> (edit your listing type) <\/i> Monetize <\/i> Payments<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Service fees<\/strong><\/u><\/p>\n The host fee will be collected as commission by making any sales, using the purchase action type<\/a> (for example), and here is how it works:<\/p>\n If you have a fee of 10% on your listing type<\/a>, and the sale price of the listing is $100<\/strong>, the system will calculate an additional %10<\/strong> and the final price will be $110<\/strong>, when the listing owner will earn $100<\/strong> and the site will collect $10<\/strong> of commission.<\/p>\n In conclusion, the service fee will be paid by the end-user, the one making the payment.<\/p>\n Host fees<\/strong><\/u><\/p>\n By other hard, the host fee will be deducted from the listing publisher’s earnings. Let’s assume that we have 15%<\/strong> of host fee on the previous example. Then the profile for the listing owner will be $85<\/strong> and $15<\/strong> will be collected by the site owner.<\/p>\n There are different methods to process the payment. In some occasions, you may need to change only a part and not the full amount, especially if the final price is a large amount.<\/p>\n Here are the payment processing methods that you can use:<\/p>\n You can manage this by going to admin dashboard, then navigate to Listing types <\/i> (edit any listing type) <\/i> Monetize <\/i> Payments<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Some action types require purchase action type<\/a>, in order to calculate the final price.<\/p>\n In order to enable the listing pricing, just go to your admin dashboard, then navigate to Listing Types <\/i> (edit your listing type) <\/i> Listing <\/i> Pricing<\/strong>, then check the option Allow pricing<\/strong>. This will trigger the price for your submission page and anywhere needed.<\/p>\n Other useful options that you can consider in the same section are:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This is something very important you should keep in mind. All the payments will be processed through the WooCommerce. This will create a user order for every purchase in the site.<\/p>\n The order will appear in the user dashboard, under Orders<\/strong>, and also in the backend, under WooCommerce <\/i> Orders<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\r\n Please note that an order with status Complete<\/u>, is required, in order to trigger any actions. By default, and based on your payment methods, your orders may appear with status Processing.<\/p>\nWhat are the main earning methods that you can use?<\/h3>\n
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Fees<\/h3>\n
Payment processing<\/h3>\n
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Enable listing pricing<\/h3>\n
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Orders<\/h3>\n