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How Aisle Planner Makes Money
Event management software for wedding professionals
How did Aisle Planner monetize?
Summary of the sourced claims below
Aisle Planner monetizes primarily through recurring subscription fees based on the number of active projects a user manages, with various pricing tiers offering access to full platform features. Additionally, the company earns a small percentage from payments processed through its platform, contributing to its overall revenue.
Revenue sources
3 sources · grouped by how Aisle Planner makes money
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Recurring subscriptions
· 4 mentions · 4 sources“Aisle Planner has four (4) pricing options as follows:Sales Essentials – $49.99 per monthUp to 15 Projects – $69.99 per month16 to 25 Projects – $109.99 per month26 – 50 Projects – $164.99 per month51 – 100 Projects – $229.99 per monthSince Aisle Planner charges based on the number of active proj...”
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“we felt like we had a product that was worth charging for. We put a price tag on it and here's a, here's a, here, you get a trial period and then you pay for it.”
high“it looks like it's primarily used for businesses planning multiple events and comes at a hefty subscription price ($60/month), as it assumes that you'll plan up to 15 separate events at that price.”
high“Aisle Planner offers an all-inclusive package with a monthly fee of $39.99 for a 10-project plan”
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Usage-based fees
· 1 mention“it's still weird that the volume of transactions is decreased slightly, but the value of transactions has increased.”
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Marketplace commissions
· 1 mention“You made a little revenue off of the payments as payment. Yes. We make a small percentage, but you were bigger than 3 million ARR total. Like you have software and a payments component to your revenue.”
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How 2,652 businesses make money
Of businesses with mapped revenue sources, the share using each —
Aisle Planner’s highlighted.
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Recurring subscriptions65% ◀
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One-time / lifetime deals29%
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Services & consulting25%
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Physical products21%
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Affiliate / referral commissions14%
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Course / training sales11%
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Add-ons & upsells10%
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Usage-based fees10% ◀
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Sponsorships & partnerships9%
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Advertising revenue9%
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Marketplace commissions4% ◀
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Licensing2%
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Donations & tips2%
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Setup / onboarding fees2%
