Consumption Requirements and Payment Methods for PMP Advertising Sample Clauses

Consumption Requirements and Payment Methods for PMP Advertising. 1. On the PMP traffic transaction service platform of Party A, for the traffic sent by the platform, Party B has the right to choose whether to return the advertisement of Party B's customer through the DSP that complies with the Agreement according to the release method. At the same time, each natural month is a settlement cycle for the parties. In each settlement cycle, Party B must ensure that the minimum monthly consumption of its settlement cycle is RMB 100,000. If it is less than one natural month, the minimum consumption is calculated according to one natural month; if Party B fails to meet the minimum consumption standard within a settlement cycle, Party B shall still settle according to the minimum consumption standard agreed in the Agreement. If Party A adjusts the minimum consumption amount, Party B shall be notified in a timely manner. The parties confirm that they will follow the content of Party A's latest notice. 2. The release methods include but are not limited to BPG (private procedural transaction advertisements with fixed position guarantee and no return), PDB (private procedural transaction advertisements with fixed position guarantee), PD (private procedural transaction advertisements without fixed position guarantee and self-selected volume), etc., among which the release method of BPG and PDB should be settled by the Data Promotion Order ​ ​​ ​ ​ signed or confirmed by the parties via email; the Data Promotion Order confirmed by the parties under the PD release method is for reference only, and the final settlement is based on the actual consumption amount of Party B. 3. Unit price agreement: The unit price is subject to the current publication price of Party A.
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