There are four distinct types of white-label pricing models: subscription-based, transactional, e-commerce, and tiered/usage-based pricing models.
Subscription-based White Label pricing model: Subscription billing works by charging a customer upfront for a specific product or service with recurring payments made at a predetermined interval.
Transactional White Label pricing model: Transactional pricing is similar to subscription billing but it doesn’t require you to sign up for a long-term contract as subscriptions do. Instead, customers will pay each time they place an order (typically via credit card).
E-Commerce White Label pricing model: Also known as the ‘pay as you go’ pricing model – this works differently than both of the above options because it combines one-time purchase fees with ongoing costs associated with managing that particular transaction, such as handling fees etc.
Tiered / Usage Based White Label Pricing Model: Tiered/Usage-based pricing is ideal when there’s variability in how much clients consume your service over time – such as in video streaming services where demand may fluctuate over several months due to market conditions, etc.