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Business Models Almanac – The Big Book of Business Types and Their Business Models The Business Models Almanac, has over 200+ business explained that can help you get inspired to create the new unicorn in your market. Table of Content Introduction .99 Shops (Dollar Store) Accreditation Ad-Free Subscription Add-On Advertising Adware Affiliate Marketing Agency Aggregators All You Can Eat (Ayce) All-Inclusive All-Pay Auction Alliance Model Art Dealer Assembler Asset Sale sale B2b B2c B2c2b Bait Hook Bargain Basement (Bargain Bin) Bargain Subscription Barter Bidding Fee Auction Bricks And Clicks Model Bricks And Mortar Broker-Dealer Brokerage Build To Sell Model Business And Employment Cooperative Buy Sell Buy One Give One (B1g1 Or Bogo) Buying Clube (Worker Co-Op) Car Dealership Careware Car-Sharing Charity Crowdfunding (Donation Crowdfunding) Charity Shop Model Chemical Leasing Classified Advertising Model Clickbait Co-Operative Collaborative Business Model Collective Business Model Combinatorial Auction Commission-Based Model Community Commerce (Pyramid) Community Model Consignment Consignment Sales Model Consumables Subscription Model Consumer Cooperatives Content Community Commerce (Ccc) Model Credit Card Model Credit Union Crowd Business Models Crowd Renting Crowd Creativity Crowdfunding Crowdgifting Crowd Innovation Crowd Knowledge Crowd Labor Crowd Learning Crowdlending Crowdsourcing Cutting Out The Middleman D2c Daily Deals Dealership Debt-Bases Crowdfunding Demand-Side Platform Dematerialised Services Department Stores Destination Club Digital Transformation Direct Selling Directory Model Discount Clubs Diy / Power To The People Donationware Double Auction Dutch Auction E-Procurement Early Exit Strategy Embbebed Finance Embbeded Social Employment Agency Business Model English Auction Equity Crowdfunding Factoring Fair Trade Fast Fashion Financial Intermediary Flash Sales Fractional Ownership Franchising Freemium / Free Freeware Full Stack Model Generalized Second-Price Auction Gift Card Business Model Group Buying Hire Leasing Honor System In-App Purchases Intermediation Japanese Auction Landlord Model Lead Generation Lending Club Licensing Litigation Crowdfunding Loan Sharking Long Tail Low-Cost Low-Cost Carrier Loyalty Made To Order Mafia Marketplace Mass-Customization Merchant Model Metering Micro Credit Micro Loan Microfinance Microfranchising Monopolistic Business Model Multi Business Model Multi-Level Marketing Multisided Or Two-Sided Multiunit Auction Music Streaming Name Your Own Price Network Effect No Frills Model (Discount Or Budget Model) Omni Channel On Demand Workforce Business Model One Deal A Day Online Business Models (E-Business Model) Online Marketplace Business Model Online2offline Commerce Open Open Innovation Open-Source Ott Outsource Model P2p Pawn Shop Pay Per Click Pay Per Performance (Pay Per Result) Pay What You Can (Pwyc) And Pay-What-You-Want (Pwyw) Pay-As-You-Go Model (Payg) Pay-Per-Use Model (Ppu) Payment Gateway (Or Payment Intermediaries) Paywall Peace Of Mind Model Peer To Peer Lending Penetration Pricing Penny Auction (Bidding Fee Auction Or All-Pay Auction) Performance-Based Advertising Pipe Platform (Intermediation Or Marketplaces) Pop Up Stores Post Paid Model Ppp Premium Prepaid Model Price Discrimination Price Skimming Private Club Model Private Label Private Shopping Club Product Bundling Product Service System Model Product Subscription Productized Service Proof Of Payment Pyramid Scheme Razor And Blades Business Model Rent Subscription Rent To Own Rental Business Model (Renting) Retailer Cooperative Revenue Share Revenue-Based Financing Reverse Auction Reverse Factoring Reverse Logistics Ride Matching S2p Saas Sampling Subscriptions Scan Based Trading Model Search Agent Model Second Hand Business Model Self Service Service Subscription Servicizing Set It And Forget It Model Shared Business Models Shared Ownership Shareware Showrooming Simplified Model Sliding Scale Fees Social Commerce Social Cooperative Sponsorship Store-In-Store Subscription Supply Chain Surprise Box Model Swapping Swapping For Products Swapping For Services Syndication The Ad Unit Model Three-Tiered Time-Based Pricing Timeshare Tip Jar/Donation Tripwire Usage Fee (Metered Service) Value-Added Reseller Vickrey Auction Virtual Business Model Walrasian sale Warehouse Club Model White Label Wholesale Work Cloud Worker Cooperative Conclusion Read an excerpt from the Business Models Almanac: “There are thousands of different businesses in the world. They come in many different shapes and formats in a ever evolving market. New technologies and consumer behavior changes are constantly forcing businesses to adapt and recreate themselves. The same can be said about their business models. Their different types (or archetypes) are diverse and by combining them, entrepreneurs have been able to create disruptions never seen before. After trying to classify business and its business models in different categories for years, I decided to create one big list (an almanac) of business types and its business models. That’s how this almanac was born. Use it as a reference guide. Read one by one. Whatever way you choose, I hope it helps inspire you to create a new unicorn in your market. This is must-have knowledge for entrepreneurs and business model analysts, and consultants if you want to dominate business models, this super guide was made especially for you.