The Rise of Video-calling Extends to Facebook and Microsoft

As our working and social lives adjust to a new socially-distant “normal”, video calls are becoming a staple of everyday life.

Zoom’s market value has exploded since lockdown, rocketing from $19bn to $58bn since January 2020. And now two players in the arena of cyberspace, Microsoft and Facebook have added their own versions of video conferencing to the mix.

Microsoft Teams announced it would launch a version of its video-conferencing service for consumers and Facebook have introduced a group video-calling feature called Messenger Rooms. On top of this, Google has introduced its own video conference offering in the form of Meet, another consumer-available software.

Monetisation of video calls

There is no denying the benefits of video-conferencing in the current climate, but with growing uncertainty over when social-distancing will ever ease, ways to bring our working life online has never been so important. More refined versions of video communication offer multiple benefits to working remotely. The option to monetise your video calls adds more value to your precious time. Platforms such as SoSpoilt have pre-integrated systems set up to allow you to automatically charge for your time and expertise.

As online businesses boom, our paid live services offer a simple and secure way to charge for your professional services. SoSpoilt’s platform offers everything you need immediately at your fingertips. Clients decide how long they want to buy of your time and can pay per-min or opt to pay a monthly membership fee to gain further benefits and access to services.

SoSpoilt makes it quick and easy to monetize your expertise in whatever industry you may be in.

Find out more about SoSpoilt’s paid video features here.