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Support Center » Knowledgebase » What is the difference between a feed website and a stand-alone website?
- A feed website can be most easily described as a members area of the main site. Feed websites don't have any tours or guest area, nor billing or users.
For example:
1. You have a Paysite example.com
A user gets on the example.com and makes a decision to buy a monthly
membership. The payment is taking place on the example.com end and the
user receives his access details. After logging into the members area of example.com (i.e.
members.example.com), the user has access to a banner on the members
home page that says "Premium Content". After clicking on this banner, a
user is redirected to premium.example.com (which is a feed site provided
by AdultCentroc.om) where he has an access to all the videos and
pictures provided by AdultCentro.
2. You have a Paysite example.com
A user gets on the example.com and makes a decision to buy a monthly membership. The payment is taking place on the example.com end and the user receives his access details.
After a log in the user is redirected to members.example.com which is in this case a Feed website located on AdultCentro.
After a log in the user is redirected to members.example.com which is in this case a Feed website located on AdultCentro.
- A stand-alone website is a fully functional website with payment facilities organized through NATS or CCBill directly and a user database. A stand-alone website will have tours or a guest area where a user will make a decision to buy a membership and where the fee will be paid. It is a normal Paysite with the only difference that all content on AdultCentro.com stand-alone websites is provided by AdultCentro.com.
If you have chosen a stand-alone website option, in the examples above example.com is the stand-alone website.