Who it's for
A digital product you can actually put on sale
An ebook is the simplest digital product to sell and the hardest to write. Edulibro handles the second half: you get a file with a cover, in the formats storefronts expect, with a licence that permits selling it.
The difficulty is not where you would expect
Selling an ebook takes three things: an audience, a sales page and a file. You build the first two over months and nobody can do it for you. The third — the file — is usually the one that stalls the project longest, though it is the only one that can be sped up. The result is an audience that already exists and a product that still does not.
PDF and EPUB
The two formats ebook stores usually require: one for reading on screen and printing, one for reading devices.
Commercial licence
The right to resell as your own product, paid once at checkout. No per-copy fees and no revenue share.
Cover included
Built around the title, with the lettering spelled correctly — which is exactly where image models usually fail.
In practice
Being honest with the reader is your call
The commercial licence lets you publish the work as your own product and put your name to it. Whether you tell the reader the content was machine-produced remains your decision — we mark it on the colophon of the version you receive. It is worth settling before the file goes on sale, because this sort of thing surfaces later and more expensively.
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Our share of your sales. The licence is a one-off charge.
Why it works this way
What Edulibro does and does not do
It makes the file: content, cover, typesetting, formats. It does not find the subject that will sell to your audience — you know that, the model does not. It does not edit either: the book needs reading before it goes on sale, and anything that sounds generic needs fixing. A product someone pays for deserves an hour of your attention.
Frequently asked questions
Can I list this on Amazon or a local store?
Yes, the commercial licence covers it. Check the individual platform's rules — several now require content produced with a language model to be declared when a title is submitted.
Will someone else get an identical book?
Content is produced separately for each order, from a separate subject and outline, so identical files effectively do not occur. We do not, however, grant exclusivity on a subject.
Will I get a source file for my own edits?
The DOCX is meant for exactly that: paragraph styles, so you can change the typeface, add a chapter and export it your way. We do not supply publishing files.
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