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Well I am in your target market, I currently use e-junkie.com to sell a shareware app. I can't really tell from the screenshots, but is this a full featured sh
by utnick 18y ago
Well I am in your target market, I currently use e-junkie.com to sell a shareware app.
I can't really tell from the screenshots, but is this a full featured shopping cart and affiliate manager like e-junkie or is this only for analytics?
- maxklein 18y agoIt's not a shopping cart at all - it's a product manager. You can use any shopping cart/sales gateway you want and it integrates into licensekey.net, allowing you a central location to control everything. There are many different affiliate networks and so on around, and this tool just allows you manage your affiliates, but does not act as a direct affiliate manager. Rather, the tool acts as the central organisation point for your products.
- utnick 18y agoI think it would be much easier to sell your service if you included shopping cart/sales gateway functionality. That way you could bill yourself as ejunkie with more features.
- maxklein 18y agoWell, right now I have SWREG and Paypal integrated. It does the sales notification replies for those services, and I plan to add more as needed. I'd like to add the shopping cart/sales gateway stuff, but it's quite expensive. I need to pay the merchant account fees, pay all the truste certificates and so on...
- utnick 18y agotake a look at e-junkie, I don't think they have to pay merchant account fees, they are just a pass through to paypal, goog checkout, authorize.net etc, they don't actually handle any of the transaction money, but they are still very useful for small time isv They make their money through a monthly subscription fee. It sounds like you are almost there, you just need to add goog checkout and throw on a shopping cart
- maxklein 18y agoThanks for the tip, I'll see what they offer.