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=== 📋 Subscription Access Rules === | === 📋 Subscription Access Rules === | ||
* '''Free access:''' WikiDeal is freely accessible | * '''Free access:''' WikiDeal is freely accessible: no subscription needed to browse, read wiki pages, or explore contract templates. | ||
* '''Required to sign:''' To sign a contract on WikiDeal, both parties must be up to date with their monthly subscription. If months are overdue, those fees are settled at the time of signing. | * '''Required to sign:''' To sign a contract on WikiDeal, both parties must be up to date with their monthly subscription. If months are overdue, those fees are settled at the time of signing. | ||
* '''Retroactive billing:''' All overdue subscription fees are collected retroactively at the time of the next contract signing | * '''Retroactive billing:''' All overdue subscription fees are collected retroactively at the time of the next contract signing, billed ''in addition to'' the transaction commission, never deducted from it. | ||
* '''Double commission structure:''' The transaction commission is a double commission | * '''Double commission structure:''' The transaction commission is a double commission: one part for the User Group operating the service, one for the WikiDeal platform. Total must be between 5% and 15% (justified exceptions possible). Subscription fees come on top. | ||
WikiDeal's financial model is built on a simple principle: '''subscribers fund the infrastructure that makes fair agreements possible.''' | WikiDeal's financial model is built on a simple principle: '''subscribers fund the infrastructure that makes fair agreements possible.''' | ||
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== The Four-Lot Distribution Model == | == The Four-Lot Distribution Model == | ||
When you pay CHF 10 per year (or CHF 1 per month | When you pay CHF 10 per year (or CHF 1 per month), your subscription is divided into four equal parts: | ||
Early Supporters | Early Supporters | ||
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| 25% | | 25% | ||
| Recognition of those who supported WikiDeal's development from the beginning (the initial CHF 50M contribution) | | Recognition of those who supported WikiDeal's development from the beginning (the initial CHF 50M contribution) | ||
| Private ( | | Private (the WikiDeal founder) | ||
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| '''Lot 2''' | | '''Lot 2''' | ||
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This creates a system of mutual aid where those with means voluntarily subsidize those without, because the subscription cost (CHF 10-100/year) is negligible for many but meaningful for others. | This creates a system of mutual aid where those with means voluntarily subsidize those without, because the subscription cost (CHF 10-100/year) is negligible for many but meaningful for others. | ||
== Annual Value Growth | == Annual Value Growth == | ||
A possible annual percentage increase is under study through a draft [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase|Open Call]] (not yet launched); no percentage is decided. | |||
== The Path to Break-Even: CHF 500M in Subscriptions == | == The Path to Break-Even: CHF 500M in Subscriptions == | ||