Revenue Model Sample Clauses

Revenue Model. The revenue from this initiative will result from the purchase of products and services at XxxxxxxXxxx.xxx by parents/teachers. For state participation in the pilot projects, NCS will provide a special promotional offer of [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]**, and a [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED]** merchandise credit at the XxxxxxxXxxx.xxx web store. This discount will be applied to special teacher accounts and/or donations to Title/district funds, as applicable. It is envisioned that providing the HelpTest service for free will maximize traffic to the NCS web site, and ultimately maximize the exposure and adoption rate of products on the XxxxxxxXxxx.xxx site. However, these pilot projects may validate the possibility of ultimately charging a registration fee for the HelpTest on the NCS web site.
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Revenue Model. Attached hereto as Schedule 2.2.7 is a chart, previously presented to CP.cxx, xxscribing the source of all material revenues received and to be received by Driveoff in the course of its business as currently carried out, together with an identification of the contractual relationships that provide for the receipt of such revenues. This chart is complete and correct in all material respects as of the Closing Date and, to the knowledge of Driveoff and Navidec, there exist no facts or circumstances that would make the chart untrue or inaccurate.
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Revenue Model. The Steering Committee will develop the pricing for Mowven services in accordance with the Revenue Model attached hereto as EXHIBIT A. The Steering Committee shall price all services offered to Mowven Customers as part of Mowven in a commercially reasonable manner, competitive with the prices offered by others in the relevant industry or industries.
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Revenue Model. Ekosolve has two sources of income from each licensee - engineering revenue and licensee revenue. The licensee fee considers several factors and is set at 5% of the FOB value of the lithium exports. By way of example, a 10,000 tonne plant, selling lithium Chloride at $20,000 per tonne would generate revenues of US$200 million per annum. Ekosolve’s licence fee on a gross basis would be US$10 million. The Company’s engineering fee is estimated at between $9 to $11 million depending on the location of the plant, infrastructure required and other factors. The standard engineering for EPCM (engineering, procurement, construction and management) is usually 10-15% of the construction value. With three plants earmarked for production at 40,000 tonnes total production, the revenue at US$20,000 a tonne would be US$800 million and our licence fees would be US$40 million on a gross profit basis.
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Revenue Model a. Through the term of this Agreement, EntertainmentBlvd will pay AV a percentage of the net e-commerce revenue accrued by EntertainmentBlvd (EntertainmentBlvd's net e-commerce revenue shall be fixed at eight percent (8%) for the purpose of this agreement) equal to the percentage of traffic that AV represents of EntertainmentBlvd's total traffic in a given month. For example, if EntertainmentBlvd's total traffic for Month A is 10 million and AV is responsible for 1 million, then AV would receive ten percent (10%) of EntertainmentBlvd's eight percent (8%) of total e-commerce revenue in Month A. Since EntertainmentBlvd cannot track AV traffic beyond the Viewing Page and therefore cannot accurately measure AV traffic by total page views, traffic will be measured by total unique visits to EntertainmentBvld. b. Through the term of this Agreement, AV shall be responsible for the sales, management, administration, ad serving, billing and collection for all advertising and sponsorship on any Co-Branded Pages. AV shall pay EntertainmentBlvd 40% of Net Ad Revenues accrued from all Banner Ads sold for the Co-Branded Viewing Page. "Net Ad Revenues" means gross advertising revenues accrued to AV for Banner Ads and/or other promotions displayed on the Co-Branded Pages less third party commissions, direct ad serving costs, doubtful accounts and concessions (such commissions, costs, doubtful accounts and concessions, in aggregate shall not exceed 41% of gross advertising revenue). Fees are due and payable in full in U.S. dollars within forty-five (45) days after the each fiscal quarter (Q1 ending month is October, Q2 is January, Q3 is April, Q4 is July) in which ad share revenues have been accrued.
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