FileShoppe - With instant payouts! Not your typical file host

[FShoppe]

How do you mean complex? It is actually very simple! At least, we think so.

We have a simple fee structure, which is $0.01 per 100MB ($0.10 per GB) with a minimum charge of $0.01.

Example:

1MB file = $0.01
10MB file = $0.01
100MB file = $0.01
1GB file = $0.10

We also alow for fractions of a cent.

So 350MB = $0.035
1.05GB = 1050MB = $0.105

These are OUR fees.

Imagine you are content provider (uploader). If you upload a file and set a price of $0. The file will be freely available to downloaders, just as you see with normal file hosts now. However, the downloader will have the option to download using the premium service using the above fee structure. Content providers will recieve 20% of the value of the sale. Meaning $0.01 sale will result in the content provider recieving $0.002.

However, we allow content providers to set a price on their files. So if you set a price of $1.00 on a 1GB file, you will recieve $0.90. However, in doing so, FREE download becomes unavailable for that file.

It does get MORE complicated with our 'sharer' scheme, but this is not fully released yet.

If you require further clarification, please let us know!

FShoppe Reviewed by FShoppe on 25th Feb 2012. FileShoppe - With instant payouts! Not your typical file host www.FileShoppe.net Update: Though this should be obvious. Copyright material is NOT allowed without the express permission of the copyright holder. FileShoppe is a pay-per-download file host running two primary services. 1. Paid downloads, where the uploader sets their own price and retains 100% of their earnings less our $0.01 per 100MB fee. 2. Free downloads, where the content is made freely available to downloaders with certain restrictions imposed (such as reduced speed). These Rating: 5

[rakesh12345]

How do you mean complex? It is actually very simple! At least, we think so.

We have a simple fee structure, which is $0.01 per 100MB ($0.10 per GB) with a minimum charge of $0.01.

Example:

1MB file = $0.01
10MB file = $0.01
100MB file = $0.01
1GB file = $0.10

We also alow for fractions of a cent.

So 350MB = $0.035
1.05GB = 1050MB = $0.105

These are OUR fees.

Imagine you are content provider (uploader). If you upload a file and set a price of $0. The file will be freely available to downloaders, just as you see with normal file hosts now. However, the downloader will have the option to download using the premium service using the above fee structure. Content providers will recieve 20% of the value of the sale. Meaning $0.01 sale will result in the content provider recieving $0.002.

However, we allow content providers to set a price on their files. So if you set a price of $1.00 on a 1GB file, you will recieve $0.90. However, in doing so, FREE download becomes unavailable for that file.

It does get MORE complicated with our 'sharer' scheme, but this is not fully released yet.

If you require further clarification, please let us know!

if an uploader kept a price 0 for 1gb file
so the user can download file freely wats the benefit of an uploader
is it he will gets 0.020
so final for 1000dls we will get 20$ that to above 1gb
so is there any tiers in this

[FShoppe]

if an uploader kept a price 0 for 1gb file
so the user can download file freely wats the benefit of an uploader
is it he will gets 0.020
so final for 1000dls we will get 20$ that to above 1gb
so is there any tiers in this

A payout is only made to the uploader if the file has been downloaded using the premium service. Meaning if it is downloaded for free, there is no payout.

As with other file hosts, we impose a number of restrictions to encourage users to use the premium service such as:

• Limited speed (currently 1.5Mbit)
• Limit downloads per hour (4/hr)
• No parallel downloads
• No resuming fail downloads
• No support for file accellerators

We could add more restructions but we feel they are not neccessary at this time.