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Monetization models

Genvoris is B2B infrastructure. Your store buys try-on credits from Genvoris. Your store then decides how shoppers access try-on.

You are always the merchant of record for your shoppers. Genvoris never touches shopper payment details, never creates shopper charges, and never decides your retail price. We only meter try-on usage and debit your store credit pool.

ModelShopper experienceBilling flowRecommended guide
Free for allEvery shopper can try products with no login or payment gate.Store pays Genvoris; shopper pays nothing for try-on.Free for all
Pay per try-onShopper pays for a single try-on session.Store charges shopper; Genvoris debits store credits.Pay per try-on
FreemiumShopper gets a fixed free quota, then upgrades or pays.Store funds free quota and charges for upgraded access.Freemium
SubscriptionShopper subscribes for monthly try-on access.Store bills shopper monthly; Genvoris enforces quota.Subscription
Purchase unlockShopper earns try-on credits after buying products.Store rewards buyers; Genvoris meters earned credits.Purchase unlock

Platform support summary

ModelShopify appWordPress pluginREST API
Free for allNative settingNative settingSupported
Pay per try-onNative after Shopify checkout setupNative via WooCommerce checkoutSupported
FreemiumNative free quota; paid upgrade can use Shopify billingNative quota; paid upgrade can use WooCommerce product/subscriptionSupported
SubscriptionNative when using Shopify subscription products; custom logic uses APIRequires WooCommerce Subscriptions; custom logic uses APISupported
Purchase unlockNative after order webhook access is approvedNative via WooCommerce order hooksSupported

Implementation pattern

Every model follows the same API contract:

  1. Create one or more Genvoris plans that represent shopper quotas.
  2. Create or update a Genvoris end-customer using your shopper identifier.
  3. Mint a short-lived session token server-side.
  4. Pass the token to the widget.
  5. Your store handles shopper payment, upgrade prompts, subscription state, or purchase rewards.

Start with the model-specific guide that matches your storefront UX.