> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.glue.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.glue.net/white-papers/white-paper-service-layer/services/subscription-models.md). # Subscription Models Glue offers multiple subscription models to cater to different needs and preferences. Which also allows service providers to offer various support packages, ranging from basic technical support to comprehensive customer service that includes handling complex issues and providing personalised assistance. Subscription models include: **Monthly Fee:** Users pay a fixed monthly fee for continuous coverage or service.

Figure 1: Monthly subscription fee from user to service provider.

**Fee Per Transaction:** Users are billed a small fee for each transaction, providing flexibility and pay-as-you-go convenience.

Figure 2: Each transaction has its own service provider fee that is charged independently to the gas fee of the transaction. This is a pay as you go service, hence there is no service provider fee if there are no transactions.

**Multiple of Gas Fees:** Service provider’s fees can be tied to the gas costs of transactions, ensuring proportional costs relative to usage.

Figure 3: The gas fee will include the service provider’s fee. Once the transaction is broadcasted and completed, the service provider will be paid their fee.

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