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===== B2B Licensing Model: ===== * Recurring Revenue: The licensing model typically includes recurring fees for ongoing services, creating a stable and predictable revenue stream. This financial stability is crucial for business growth and sustainability. * Upfront Fees: One-time setup fees provide immediate revenue, helping to cover initial costs and fund further expansion. DTC Model: * Variable Revenue: Consumer purchases can be more sporadic and influenced by market trends and individual financial situations, leading to less predictable revenue streams. * High Churn Risk: Consumer retention can be challenging, with higher churn rates compared to B2B relationships where the value proposition is deeply integrated into the practitioner's practice.
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