Monetization Models Clause Samples
The Monetization Models clause defines the methods by which revenue will be generated from a product, service, or intellectual property covered by the agreement. It typically outlines specific models such as subscription fees, advertising, licensing, or pay-per-use, and may detail how revenue is calculated and distributed among parties. This clause ensures all parties have a clear understanding of how financial returns will be achieved and shared, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over income generation and allocation.
Monetization Models a. Partner agrees that each Partner Course (or bundled offering including a Partner Course), other than Registered Student Courses, may participate in Coursera’s Certificate Service (or any successor service thereto). In consideration for the license to use the Partner Course Content pursuant to Section 3.1(a), Partner will receive twenty five precent (25%) of Net Sales Revenue received for each Learner that opts into and pays for the Certificate Service for a Partner Course (“License Fee”). In compensation for the Partner’s ongoing provision of the Partner Services set forth in Article 4, Partner will receive twenty five precent (25%) of Net Sales Revenue received for each Learner that opts into and pays for the Certificate Service for a Partner Course (“Partner Services Fee”). “Net Sales Revenue” means Certificate Service sales receipts attributable to a Partner Course that are past the refund period, less any taxes, distribution costs (e.g., costs associated with online advertising and with Apple iTunes and other third party marketplaces) payable to third parties, and Platform support costs in excess of the norm (e.g., costs associated with scaling Jupyter Notebooks server support).
Monetization Models. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will compensate an eligible podcaster TZS 5 ($0.002) per successful play or stream as defined in Section 7 (a). Listeners will be able to consume content in the following models; - Subscription: The user pays a standard subscription fee to access content for a specified period of time. - Freemium: The user listens to content for free but with ads either in the beginning or in between the audio content.
Monetization Models a. Unless the lead Instructor for a Course opts out, each open-content Course will participate in Coursera’s Verified Certificate service. Partner will receive a percentage of Net Sales Revenue received for each Learner that opts into and pays for the Verified Certificate service, as further set forth in Exhibit A. “Net Sales Revenue” means sales receipts for Courses that are past the refund period, less any distribution costs or taxes paid to third parties.
Monetization Models a. Partner agrees that each Partner Course (or bundled offering including a Partner Course) may participate in Coursera’s Certificate Service (or any successor service thereto). Partner will receive fifty percent (50%) of Net Sales Revenue received for each Learner that opts into and pays for the Certificate Service for a Partner Course. “Net Sales Revenue” means Certificate Service sales receipts attributable to a Partner Course that are past the refund period, less any taxes or distribution costs (e.g., costs associated with online advertising and with Apple iTunes and other third party marketplaces) payable to third parties.