Facebook is giving away more control to group administrators and groups by allowing them to charge an amount for exclusive content. Group admins can now charge the members of the group for providing any content which is exclusive on its platform.
How Group Administrators can charge :-
Facebook has announced a new subscription based model for groups as a part of a pilot test where group administrators on Facebook can charge an amount for exclusive content. The pilot will include groups on parenting, cooking and home cleaning private groups.
The initial beta tests are on where subscriptions are being used a part of a small number of groups on Facebook. Members of the group can continue to support their group admins who lead these communities.
Exclusive Content - How it Works :-
The group admins will put out easily actionable checklists to assist the members with tutorials, live videos and more to help with whatever the group is based on. The subscription groups are very similar to what Facebook made available to the support the video creators early in 2018.
The group administrators can charge up to $29.99 per month (around Rs 8,800). For the time being, Facebook will not charge anything, but later the company will take a part of the subscription fee.
