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I've seen this done (and used on a few occasions) as a standalone service for end users. Usually this is ad supported. I can think of a few applications I mig
by jonafato 16y ago
I've seen this done (and used on a few occasions) as a standalone service for end users. Usually this is ad supported. I can think of a few applications I might use this for, such as accepting school assignments without having to trust all of the students to submit proper file types. Outside of advertising, how might you monetize such a service? Or would it be a public service?
- jcnnghm 16y agoI was thinking a Twilio style model. Sign up, account gets charged with a few dollars for testing. Then there would be a small fee per file, I was thinking $0.05 to $0.10 per file, or a penny a page. Haven't really gotten that far with it. Edit: I should have also mentioned that I don't think this could be ad supported because the end user will likely never see anything but the output file, as it's an API and not a user facing service.