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Co-authored-by: Michał Olender <[email protected]>
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Actors in Apify Store can be published under one of the following pricing models:
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1. _Free_: Users can run the Actor without any additional charges beyond the platform usage costs generated by the Actor.
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2. _Rental_: Users pay for the platform usage costs. However, after a trial period, they need to pay a flat monthly fee to the developer to continue using the Actor.
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3. _Pay per result (PPR)_: Users don't pay for the platform usage costs. Instead, they pay the developer based on the number of results produced by the Actor.
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4. _Pay per event (PPE)_: Users don't pay for the platform usage cost the Actor generates. Instead, they pay based on specific events that are programmatically triggered from the Actor's source code. These events are defined by the developer and can include actions such as generating a single result or starting an Actor.
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1. _Rental_: Users pay for the platform usage costs. However, after a trial period, they need to pay a flat monthly fee to the developer to continue using the Actor.
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1. _Pay per result (PPR)_: Users don't pay for the platform usage costs. Instead, they pay the developer based on the number of results produced by the Actor.
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1. _Pay per event (PPE)_: Users don't pay for the platform usage cost the Actor generates. Instead, they pay based on specific events that are programmatically triggered from the Actor's source code. These events are defined by the developer and can include actions such as generating a single result or starting an Actor.
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For a detailed comparison of pricing models from the perspective of your users, refer to [Actors in Store](/platform/actors/running/actors-in-store) page.
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