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The pay-per-view model, often abbreviated as PPV, is a revenue generation strategy where customers pay a fee to access specific content or services on a one-time basis. This model is distinct from subscription services, which offer ongoing access for a recurring payment. PPV content can include a wide range of items, such as live sporting events, blockbuster movies, concerts, special television programming, and premium online articles or videos.

The core principle of PPV is transactional. A consumer decides they want to watch a particular event or consume a specific piece of content, and then makes a payment solely for that item. This contrasts with bundled access, where a payment grants entry to a larger collection of content. The ease of access through various platforms, including cable television, satellite providers, and increasingly, online streaming services, has made PPV a significant revenue stream for many industries.

Key advantages of the PPV model for content providers include the potential for high revenue from popular events and the ability to target specific audiences willing to pay a premium for exclusive or highly anticipated content. For consumers, it offers the flexibility to pay only for what they want to consume, avoiding the cost of a broader subscription if their interest is limited. However, the cumulative cost of purchasing multiple PPV events can sometimes exceed the price of a subscription service, making it a consideration for frequent consumers of such content.