SNR Productions Launches Shows on Demand

LAS VEGAS — SNR Productions announced the launch of a new network-wide feature, Shows on Demand.

"We are expanding on our fan club concept where customers can not only subscribe to a model's videos, photos, and pre-recorded shows, but they can now purchase individual pre-recorded shows on a pay-per-view basis," founder Steve Ranieri said.

"It adds an entire new element to our network now. Previously, if a customer's favorite model was offline, they would either have to wait for them to sign online, join their fan club, or view another model. Now they can view previous shows from the model they were looking for."

The company said models have complete control on pricing and which shows are made available to consumers. They can set a description on each show, and the thumbnail for each show cycles through frames so the customer can preview each show before purchasing.

Each model's fan club has a Shows on Demand section. There is also a main Shows on Demand section with all model's previously recorded shows listed by date and sortable by model name.

Once a customer purchases a show, it is viewable for as long as the customer has their browser session open.

Once a browser session is closed, the video will no longer be available.

Affiliates can promote the Shows on Demand feature on SNR Cash.

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