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 ### Revenue stream
 The revenue stream of our app comes from mutliples sources.  
-First, we can collect some group behavior data from our users. For example, which categories of events are the most successful, or what's the best location for an event to be successful. With these insights on our users, we can introduce an optional monthly subscription of $5 for the associations which want to improve their chances to organize a successful event.  
+First, we can collect some group behavior data from our users. For example, which categories of events are the most successful, or what's the best location for an event to be successful. With these insights on our users, we can introduce an optional monthly subscription of 5$ for the associations which want to improve their chances to organize a successful event.  
 Second, we can develop themed versions of the app for special occasions. For example a week-long event on a big area with a lot of events in parallel, like CES, could ask us to create a special app for the occasion that would allow the participants to have an overview of all the events, join some of them and find them easily on the map. This would occasionally bring us a big income, probably about 10'000$ per mission.  
 Third, we can monetize some services in our application, which allows the associations to have easy integration of all the things that come with the organization of an event. For example, a ticketing system can easily be added to our app. The user could buy a ticket for a paid event without needing another app or website. The associations would have some management interface with the participant to allow easy verification, refunds, and more. We just take a small fee on the ticket price, for example, 5%.