Andre Podorak

So we offer our apps say to ready Mac and then a user comes and they, they pay $10.

Okay.

Um,

the platforms can decide to monetize however they want.

What you just said is how Shopify and Weebly monetize.

But for example, maybe some platforms might decide, look, we are going to offer all the widgets for free for premium users or whatever they want to monetize it by.

And then the way we get to charge the platforms is on a

tied pricing system for active users.

And we pull up, right?

So we don't impose the platforms.

We offer the platform as a white labor, right?

Our product to them.

So we don't impose how they should.

So right now, I can tell you how, as I said, the numbers for what we are making as an app developer ourselves, because we are...

building the apps to release them to the different platforms.

So we are making about 60K on Weebly on annual revenue, and then about 10K on Shopify, but we just launched less than around a year ago.

Yeah, with weeks, it's 75K annual revenue in total.

So Shopify 10, Weebly 65, and the remaining would be Wix.

Around eight to 10,000.

You're almost right in the sense that we are integrating with already existing app stores.