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Are you an entrepreneur or self-employed in the publishing industry? We know you'll make it succeed, and we want to help you do it. So that means we don't require you to pay any money up front and per month, even though we know that bigger publishers will find our pricing very very attractive, considering that it's for the use of years of research and development, for unlimited 'kid glove' tech support, and for a product that is fully customized to meet their needs at no extra charge.

Nope, for you the entrepreneur publisher, we have a better plan that will make more sense for you. Just sign up with us and work with us, and we'll invest in setting up your site and software platform and helping to make it succeed. The ultimate success of your site is up to you, but we'll do everything possible to make it easier, including giving you access to some of the most advanced online publication management software available. In exchange, you will agree to pay $0.x/active subscription/edition. So if you start at only 100 subscriptions, then you only need to pay $x / edition, which is fine because that's what you would have paid in printing and postage anyway, and roughly speaking, it should leave at least another $(lots of money) per edition for your other business activities. If you encounter financial difficulties, then don't worry - we can provide many other intangible benefits to entrepreneurs, such as potential access to a network of other industry players that might be willing and able to help you.

We have several packages depending on the type of publisher:

Big Publishers

These publishers appreciate the consistency and lower cost of an up-front payment and low maintenance payments. This is much faster and cheaper than engaging in a software development project, because we offer zero risk and already-completed software.

Small Established Publishers

These publishers appreciate that we can offer lower rates and can potentially make contra agreements by providing software as a service in exchange for advertising of another service that our company provides.

Small Publishers With Tight Cash Flows

These publishers have simple workflows, but our system can help to propel a smaller publisher into the leagues of the more profitable ones. Also by having all of the features needed without having to pay for them or develop them, smaller publishers have the benefit of learning from the experiences of others, without the costs. In addition, even if the small publisher does not have money, there are often alternative arrangements that we can make to be accommodating.

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