Micropayment processor Pay As You Click Ltd. has increased the maximum amount billable through its service from $2 to $5. PayAsYouClick.com offers adult webmasters a low-budget option that allows surfers to pay from 1 cent to $5 for every photo or video they download or view online. The system lets surfers make small, rapid, anonymous payments without the time-consuming interruption of entering credit card information, checking account number, PIN, or password each time they want to make a purchase.
Pay As You Click also has introduced innovate “hybrid galleries” that allow pay-per-view sales directly from the types of free hosted galleries typically listed by TGPs. The hybrid galleries don’t require surfers to click through to a sponsor’s website in order to generate revenue for those who post them. PayAsYouClick.com webmasters are invited to submit their galleries to the company’s new TGP site, OneCentPorn. Once approved, the galleries are available as an export that can be posted to any TGP where they can begin earning recurring income on all sales.
In addition, a new, simpler traffic commission – 50/50 split on all sites after processing – is designed to reward webmasters for sending traffic in whatever way suits them. They can send it direct to the OneCentPorn TGP, to any Pay As You Click webmasters’ sites, or simply list approved OneCentPorn galleries on their TGPs. Webmasters must sign up for a PayAsYouClick.com merchant account and include their account numbers whenever they send traffic. Webmasters keep earning income as long as their surfers keep spending.
The increased billing maximum, simpler traffic commissions, and new hybrid galleries can be used as exit options. Content providers can earn cash by sending surfers to a Pay As You Click area of their sites to showcase their content. TGP owners can list the new hybrid galleries or just post a link to OneCentPorn with their affiliate code. Sponsor programs can add a Pay As You Click option to their join page and give affiliates credit for sales generated, catching surfers who loved the content but refused to buy a subscription. Webmasters are paid for the life of the account no matter where in the system their surfers spend money.
"We are listening to the webmasters and evolving to meet their requests,” says Cheryl Cain, market development director for Pay As You Click, “These new changes are just the beginning. We have some exciting new tools that will be announced in the next two weeks."
