Flattr Plus: a service that blocks ads and pays

A revolutionary new service is coming: Flattr Plus. One of its co-founders Bay, Peter Sunde, presented his new project: the disruptive service Flattr.

 

Before ημέρες, σε ένα κοινό ανακοινωθέν, η Flattr και η Adblock Plus, η εταιρεία πίσω από τον πιο δημοφιλή ad blocker του κόσμου, ανακοίνωσαν μια συνεργασία που θα επιτρέπει στους ιδιοκτήτες ιστοσελίδων να πληρώνονται, ακόμη και αν οι επισκέπτες τους μπλοκάρουν τις διαφημίσεις στους browsers τους.flattr plus

The new service, called Flattr Plus, builds on the well-known Adblock Plus and adds Flattr buttons to websites where users block ads. If o wants the content of the site, he can very simply click on the Flattr button.

This process requires users to have Flattr accounts to which they can deposit a monetary amount at the beginning of each month.

 

The way the Flattr Plus service will work is by calculating all the websites that the user visits and has pressed the Flattr button to view the content. At the end of the month, the user's deposit will be shared among all the visited websites. The amount of money each site will receive it will depend on the number of pages the user clicked.

 

The Flattr Plus service will be launched in the coming months, and Flattr along with Adblock Plus will earn ten percent of all money handled through the service.

 

So Sunde's new service seems to be trying to offer an alternative to the model with the classic and very embarrassing advertising that is currently in place. If the Flattr Plus service ever works, advertisers will be in a very difficult position.

 

Watch the video :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S3aQSOYUbk

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