DocStore lets you buy and sell digital documents online
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Need to download prepared legal documents or business outlines? There’s a digital store for that.
Similar to how Apple sells apps, music and videos, and Amazon sells music and books, Santa Monica’s DocStoc has opened a store for customers to search for and buy documents online.
Anyone can upload their files to DocStore and name a price. Sellers keep 100% of the revenue for purchases within the first 60 days from listing, and revenues are split evenly with DocStoc after that.
Once you’ve signed up, transactions are a one-click process -- something that has worked well for Apple and Amazon to encourage impulse buys.
‘We’re making the App Store for documents,’ said DocStoc Chief Executive Jason Nazar.
The 2-year-old company hopes to introduce some of its 20 million monthly visitors to its premium content. Helped by a partnership with LegalZoom, the DocStore is targeting small businesses and professionals.
-- Mark Milian
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Image credit: DocStoc