Enterprise Solutions
Enterprise publishing solutions from book.io.
Five things, for publishers, institutions, and teams. Some of them live here on book.io and two have homes of their own. All five are ours, built by the same people on the same ground.
Five solutions for publishers, institutions, and teams
Bulk sales and delivery
Buy ebooks and audiobooks in volume. We ship the invites or hand you redemption codes to send out yourself, and every copy can be reclaimed and given to someone else.
For schools, corporate learning, libraries, events
book.io/bulk-sales → On book.ioReader as a Service
Our reading and listening experience carrying your brand and your catalog. Ship a modern reader to your readers without building one from nothing.
For publishers, institutions, membership organizations
book.io/reader-as-a-service → On book.ioAI-built solutions
We build and modernize publishing technology using AI-assisted development. Integrations, catalog tooling, storefronts, and the workflows that quietly set your pace.
For publishers and the wider book industry
book.io/ai-built-solutions → Its own siteGalley Forecast
Predictive reader intelligence. See how a manuscript is likely to land, across ratings and social reception, before the first advance copy goes out.
For publishers and authors deciding what to publish
galleyforecast.com ↗ Its own siteRights Management
Immutable ownership and licensing records across music, film, publishing, and art. One tamper-evident record per asset, verifiable across several chains.
For rights holders, publishers, labels, studios
rights-management.com ↗Why two of these look different
Galley Forecast and Rights Management serve people well beyond books, so each has its own name and its own site. They are still ours. Same team, same infrastructure, same support. If you arrive at one from here you have not left the company, only the domain.
Common questions
Are Galley Forecast and Rights Management part of book.io?
Yes. Both are ours, built by the same team on the same infrastructure. Each serves people well beyond books, so each has its own name and its own site.
Which one do we need?
Tell us what you are trying to do. If none of these is the right answer we will say so rather than sell you the closest fit.
Not sure which one you need
Describe what you are trying to do and we will point you at the right one, or tell you honestly if the answer is none of them.