Startup Funding Espresso – Example Transitions to Recurring Revenue

Example Transitions to Recurring Revenue

Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso — your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

Many businesses can be moved to recurring revenue.

Here are several examples of transitioning a business to a subscription.

Lawn care — a repeat business that is often paid for by the hour or the visit.

Replace a variable pay for the service each time it is performed to a monthly payment for a fixed amount.

Pet services — pets require grooming, walking, sitting, and other services.

Bundle grooming with pet sitting to create a monthly subscription service.

Property management — properties require maintenance, rent collection, and more.

Consider bundling the services into one package and charging a standard fee each month for it.

Personal grooming — hair, nails, and other grooming services must be done regularly.

Bundle a series of services into a standard price charged monthly on the credit card.

Education — student tutoring, continuing education and more could be charged on a monthly basis.

Offer an annual membership in which the student is charged monthly for the service.

Extermination services — extermination is an ongoing service required by many.

Consider setting up a standard service that recurs each month and charges automatically for it.

These are just a few examples of businesses that could be moved to recurring revenue.

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