The revenue share
The percentage and the definition of revenue are agreed for your project before a launch. There is no one-size-fits-all rate presented as a promise.
We publish, market and distribute selected original work with no upfront fees. Our compensation comes from a share of revenue on sold copies.
No advance service bill to join the revenue-share publishing, marketing and distribution program.
We have a commercial reason to help your work reach buyers. The exact terms are agreed before you move forward.
A good creative partnership needs a clear commercial foundation. These are the questions the project agreement should answer.
The percentage and the definition of revenue are agreed for your project before a launch. There is no one-size-fits-all rate presented as a promise.
The agreement identifies the formats, territories, channels and services included, along with each side’s responsibilities.
Any publishing or distribution license is set out in writing. Sending a proposal is a request for evaluation, not a publishing deal.
The agreement explains how sales, applicable channel deductions, refunds and statements are treated.
Payment timing, eligibility, currency and any thresholds are specified before you commit.
Term, renewal, withdrawal and what happens when the relationship ends belong in the written agreement.
Revenue sharing aligns the business model. It does not make every project the right fit, or guarantee a particular audience, placement or level of sales.
We review each proposal on its own merits and discuss the channels and activities that make sense for it. You can ask questions and review the written terms before deciding whether to proceed.
Ask about the modelShare your project. We will take it from there, together.