The Owner’s Club Business Model is an inside organization. Members connect and unite around the fact that they own the same specific product and are proud of owning it.

Owners clubs are all about identity, bonding, and belonging. It’s the shared experience that brings them together, sparks conversations, and drives shared activities.

The Timely Supply Business Model is an e-commerce model. You offer a subscription to a consumable product that your customer desires to replenish on a regular basis.

SaaS means “software as a service.” It’s a software, licensing, and delivery model where software’s licensed on a subscription basis and centrally hosted. It’s also known as “on-demand software.”

If you’re like me, you’ve purchased car insurance, homeowner’s insurance, an automobile, appliance, or home warranty, and/or home security service. The Peace of Mind Business Model allows you to invest in these items so you’re prepared for accidents and other emergencies.

The Mastermind Business Model is a peer-mentoring group of individuals who meet on a regular basis (in-person or online) to hold one another accountable as they maximize their highest potential.

The Periodical Business Model focuses on sending members a printed and/or digital periodical published regularly.

In the Exclusive Club Business Model, club members receive discounts and access to exclusive tickets for members-only free or paid events. They also have early registration privileges for activities and events open to the public.

In the Discount Club Business Model, members pay an annual club membership fee so they’re eligible to buy the club’s products at a discounted wholesale price.

The Membership Community Business Model focuses on crafting delightful experiences for members.

The all-you-can-eat-buffet business model offers members unlimited access to your rich resource library. This library is a specific slice of life they’re intensely interested in.

The subscription-based business model is the Holy Grail of business models.