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PornDirector
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Posted - Sep 5 2013 : 10:33PM
Create a website platform where people can upload an individual porn scene and charge $1.99 or $2 to download the entire thing.
10% goes towards bandwidth/maintenance
10% goes towards profit
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20%
$2 - 20% = $1.60 back to the uploader per scene. Considering the average porno DVD has around 5-6 scenes on it, that comes out to around the same profit on an actual porno DVD if not more. 5 x $1.60 = $8 profit to uploader. Hard to beat that profit margin with DVD sales.
That then gives pornstars more control to release more exclusive content to make a fortune. Over time major distributors can put their entire catalogue on there and sell scenes individually.
People hurting for cash around the world could have an easy distribution outlet to possibly make a little side money. You'd see lots of great amateur porn on there.
Someone who is a big fan of a certain pornstar, can buy and own 20 of her top scenes for $40.
Thoughts?
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Edited by - killbillvol69 on Sep 5 2013
PornDirector
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Posted - Sep 5 2013 : 10:35PM
To get it off the ground, just find 1-3 porno studios to partner with you to put their catalog on there to get it off the ground. In exchanged they could be an equity investor in the companies launch. Over time you can IPO it like Playboy and everyone could become millionaires.
Edited by - PornDirector on 9/5/2013 10:37:52 PM
Flash All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Sep 7 2013 : 9:10AM
How do you come to the conclusion that $8 is the profit for an owner from a DVD?
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 6:57AM
And you're forgetting a huge cost factor, the billing. Since no porn company is the size of Apple, they won't get a deal as good as Apple has with the creditcard companies.
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pat362
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 8:15AM
I think he used the equation 5 scenes per dvd x 1.60$ = 8$.
 
Flash All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 9:25AM
I know the equation he used, but I'm asking how does he know that is the actual profit on a porno DVD, since he specifically states that is their profit. Anyone can come up with an "equation of profit" but there is no backing for any factual truth behind it.
Edited by - flash on 9/8/2013 9:25:41 AM
ninja1
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 1:00PM
I agree with OP in principle; if someone could create a flat-rate per-scene marketplace it would be a huge success. If VOD sites can offer customers unlimited downloads for ~$15-35 per month, surely the arithmetic of $2 per scene can be made to work.
pat362
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 1:50PM
You have me on that one because I really don't have a clue and frankly I don't think he does either.
pat362
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 1:52PM
What VOD sites offers unlimited downloads for 35$ a month? I know that most of them offer a similar kind of offer but it's for a single movie and it's usually quite smaller than 35$
ninja1
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 2:59PM
Honestly I was guessing on the high end, but on the low end videosz is $60 for 6 months, and most porn websites are in the price range I mentioned. My larger point is to compare the pricing of those sites offering unlimited downloads, selected from thousands and thousands of scenes, for a flat fee. Compared to that business model, $2 per scene is more revenue per scene. Therefore it seems on the surface that $2 per scene should be very doable.
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 3:13PM
Except the lower cost VOD services have older titles usually not first run.
ninja1
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 3:26PM
^I could live with that. We should be willing to pay a premium (or simply wait) for the latest and greatest. Everything older than 6months (or some such time delay) - $2 per scene.
pat362
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Posted - Sep 8 2013 : 8:34PM
I guess my definition of VOD is different than yours because I associate that term with sites like AEBN and Hot Movies where you can mostly only stream the content while sites like VideosZ and Videobox are download sites. You can still stream the content but you normally join those to download and save.
pornorobot
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Posted - Sep 9 2013 : 9:43PM
Something that might make this idea really work is if people got on there and created lists of their favorite scenes of all time. Kind of like how IMDb and Amazon has user created lists. Top 50 anal scenes lists, etc. Those could drive a ton of sales. You could even work in an affiliate thing where if an affiliate drives a sell, they get 10%-20%, whatever your profit margin allows on the website.
That way, Adult DVD Talk reviewers could actually go through their massive collection, search on the $2 per scene porn download site for those scenes and create their list.
Astroknight's Top 100 scenes list
Den's Top 100 scenes list
bono-one's Top 100 scenes list
Companies in general could even get on there. AdultDVDTalk's top 100 scenes based on user reviews. People could create lists on their favorite pornstars top lists, ranking them from 1-20 or something. It's definitely a million dollar if not billion dollar idea. Especially if you list out how many paid downloads particular scenes get. If a scene gets 30,000 paid downloads, people are more likely to go ahead and purchase it as well.
You could also do payments where someone can buy a block of downloads at a time so their credit card is only ran once.

Edited by - pornorobot on 9/9/2013 9:53:44 PM




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