Sharing economy platforms for physical assets and goods can be classified into two types: non-money-based and money-based. An example of non-money-based sharing economy platforms is Peerby, a peer-to-peer lending site for household items and appliances where users do not need to pay monetary fees for using household items and appliances borrowed from their owners. In contrast, in a money-based sharing economy platform (e.g., Airbnb), users need to pay monetary fees that allow the owners of the shared asset or goods to cover their costs and even generate additional incomes. When a non-money-based sharing economy platform decides to change to money-based, this movement essentially changes the business model of this sharing economy platform.