user7080: I'm exploring ways of accepting payments and thinking about blockchain.info 
Receive Payments API.
I can't realise why this service going to pay network fees instead of me. Where the profit? I see only loss.
Can someone explain why they pay fees?

user575: The fees are about 1 cent per transaction - a small price to pay for attracting customers who may later use their paid services.
Offering a service for free to expose a product with paid premium features is a popular online monetization model, also known as "Freemium".

7080: <p>I'm exploring ways of accepting payments and thinking about blockchain.info 
<a href="https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive" rel="nofollow">Receive Payments API</a>.</p>

<p>I can't realise why this service going to pay network fees instead of me. Where the profit? I see only loss.</p>

<p>Can someone explain why they pay fees?</p>
 575: <p>The fees are about 1 cent per transaction - a small price to pay for attracting customers who may later use their paid services.</p>

<p>Offering a service for free to expose a product with paid premium features is a popular online monetization model, also known as "Freemium".</p>
