Can you collect rent and make money even if you don’t have a house? DePlan platform allows you to "rent and subscribe APP"
In recent years, there has been a subscription craze. APP users often subscribe to various music, film and television or utility services, and unknowingly spend a lot of subscription fees.
Last year, the Taiwanese forum DCard launched "How much does your subscription cost per month?". Some people actually said that they spent NT$6,000 on subscriptions in a month. However, due to people’s limited time, it is impossible to use these subscription APP services all the time, so that the paid fees can be maximized.
Would it be profitable if unused subscription time could be shared? Some merchants have identified the sharing economy opportunities of subscription APPs, allowing users to rent out unused subscription APP services and easily earn a rental fee.
According to Japanese media "CoinPost", the DePIN project "DePlan" based on the Solana blockchain introduced in detail today its model of making money by leasing and subscribing to APPs.
DePlan first takes AirBnB as an example. Its original intention is to create a platform for users to rent out excess space in their homes. DePlan launches rental services in the field of subscription APPs and combines blockchain technology to enter the sharing economy market.
How to make money renting out subscription apps using the DePlan platform?
How to make money by renting and subscribing to the APP on the DePlan store platform? Specifically, there are the following processes:
DePlan public store: composed of the following 2 types of users
Seller: A person who subscribes to the APP service and wants to rent out the unused time of the APP.
Buyers: People who do not want to subscribe to the APP for a long time and want to use the service through Pay As You Go.
Calculate the unused time of the seller's subscription APP: Based on the mobile phone screen usage time information, DePlan will first calculate the monthly usage time and unused time of the seller's subscription APP, and record this information on the blockchain. Each subscription APP will There is a token (Token), and every unused hour = 1 token.
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How to make money by renting out subscription apps through the DePlan platform?
Calculate the seller’s rental offer: Assume that the seller uses the subscription APP for 10 hours per month, the subscription price is US$10 per month, and the total number of mobile phone usage hours per month is 120 hours, then the cost price is: US$0 ÷ 120 hours = 0.083 USD/hour.
In general, rental prices will be quoted starting at $0.54/hour (an average price falling between $0.083 and $1), and will change based on the ongoing supply and demand of accumulated hours, and this rent will be allocated to sellers, APP services In itself, DePlan will also take a commission.
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How to make money by renting out subscription apps through the DePlan platform?
DePlan said that by letting people rent out their time to subscribe to APPs, it not only allows subscribers to obtain rent and reduce the cost of monthly subscription fees, but also helps APP manufacturers retain subscribers, and users who want to pay out-of-pocket can also Benefit and achieve a win-win situation.
DePlan roadmap: expected financing and currency listing
According to the official roadmap, DePlan has currently completed the first phase (application development kit) and the second phase (launching DePlan APP). The official download point has not yet been disclosed. You need to fill in the email on the official website to obtain it.
In the next stage of planning, DePlan said that it will strive for more subscriptions to the APP to use the platform, conduct financing and issue native tokens $DPLN, and list on centralized exchanges.
However, for DePlan at this stage, how to attract customers to adopt this novel service will be the primary issue, otherwise it may still become a creative but unused blockchain application, which is a pity.
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