In reply to Vova Feldman.

Yes, things that are not your core business, should be a candidate to being outsourced. Selling and earning money is usually a core business of a plugin/theme developer. You have to depend on something like paypal to be able to get money, but even this is not without its failings and the people that could not get their money out of paypal will testify about it, but paypal is an unavoidable evil for small companies.

I think you are right in identifying needs with both the products but your solution is off. While the value of privacy for the analysts is a fuzzy thing, lets ignore it, but for the shops you want a market place commission (apple is reducing now the commission for the app store to 15%) without actually supplying a market place.

I think both you and your potential users would be better served by a service that sets up a droplet on digital ocean or a node on linode with all the required infrastructure. Yes this way you are not going to get rich, but right now you attract people that just don't want to risk any money at all and you are betting that this kind of people will make successful businesses. If they will, one of the first things they will do is to leave you.