Creative Tier — Publish Books Chapter by Chapter and Build a Fan Society Around Them

As many domains as the work requires, all under one control panel: books published chapter by chapter, blogs, forums and a fan society around them, with AI and a token allowance included.

Creative is the tier of this side of the platform: everything a writer needs to own an audience, across as many domains as the work requires.

What You Get

An unlimited number of domains under a single control panel. A site for the book, another for the magazine, a forum on its own address, a blog beside them — all administered from one place, with one subscription, instead of a separate account per project.

  • Books published chapter by chapter, with a table of contents that grows as you write.
  • Characters, authors and genres cross-linked into a world a reader can wander through.
  • Forums where your readers register, discuss and come back.
  • Blogs and an online magazine with sections and issues.
  • AI in the panel with a token allowance included — a million tokens with the subscription.

Your Readers Are Yours

Readers register on your site and belong to a place you control, not to a recommendation engine. Nobody re-ranks your chapters, buries your announcement or sells your audience's attention to someone else. Advertising on your pages is yours to sell, and the revenue is yours to keep.

Exclusive Design

This is the tier where an exclusive brand identity applies — Start and Standard use the platform's own templates. Design is separate work, done by a studio, and priced separately from the subscription.

Selling Rather Than Publishing?

If what you are gathering people around is a catalogue rather than a readership, the tier you want is Business — the same level on the commerce and search side of the platform, shopnseo.com. Same engine, same rules about advertising and profit; a different trade.

What It Costs

A panel subscription from your regional representative — the same one that covers Standard, because the difference between them is the number of domains, not the quality of the engine. See how pricing works.