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Google One Pass
Today, Google introduces Google One Pass, a payment system that enables publishers to set the terms for access to their digital content. It offers purchase-once, view-anywhere functionality, so users can view the content they buy across all of their devices.
By providing a system for user authentication, payment processing, and administration, Google One Pass lets publishers focus on creating high quality content for their readers.
- Publishers have flexibility over payment models and control over the digital content for which they charge and the content that is free for consumers. It is powered by Google Checkout.
- Publishers have control over how users can pay to access content and set their own prices. They can sell subscriptions of any length with auto-renewal, day passes (or other durations), individual articles or multiple-issue packages. Google One Pass also enables metered models, where a publisher can provide some content or a certain number of visits for free, but can charge frequent visitors or those interested in premium content based on the business model that the publisher prefers.
- Publishers have the ability to grant access to existing subscribers through a coupon-based system.
- Publishers can give their customers codes verifying their subscription status, or can seamlessly offer content to existing subscribers via solutions enabled by Google One Pass.
Publishers can sign up for Google One Pass at the following link http://goo.gl/qkKGk
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