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- FAQ - Publisher
What is the cost for Publisher to use Readzit?
There is no cost for publisher.
How does Publisher earn their revenue?
Publisher get earnings based on the price they decide for taking part of their content published.
How does Publisher price their content?
Pricing is set per 1000 words. Readzit then automatically recalculates this to per word and for the article in question.
This pricing can be set manually per article or based on pre-set pricing per category settings.
How does Readzit earn their revenue?
Readzit add a fee on top of the price decided by Publisher.
Is there a way to test before deciding?
How to get started with Readzit?
Just a book a meeting or fill in the contact form to let us contact you.
What insight do I get as Publisher?
ReadzIt’s dashboard provides real-time analytics on how your content performs.
As a Publisher you will understand what readers are paying for, how far they read, and which articles deliver the most value.
What are the Publisher commitments?
Publisher has to accept and commit to the fact that a Reader may choose any of Publishers articles to be the one that Reader choose as to be their FREE article.
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- FAQ - Reader
Is the FREE article really with no cost?
YES! The article Reader get for free comes without any cost.
What does a reader commit to?
Being a reader comes without commitments.
Does Reader need any subscription?
NO, all that is needed is to create an account.
How do Reader create an account?
All Reader need to set up an account is an email address and a password.
What is needed to continue to read?
After Reader used the FREE article Reader needs to top up the balance.
What is the minimum amount to use Readzit
The minimum amount is $10.
That actual amount may differ dependent of the country that reader live in and the currency then used.
Where can Readers use their account and balance?
The account with actual balance, can be used on all Readzit Publisher-partners.
On all the publishers and places where Readzit-logo is found!
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