Description

If you are an indie author who self-publishes your writing on anyof the big platforms, working out your pricing can be a minefield.There's different commissions depending on your price, and thesearen't consistent between marketplaces. If you publish your work onKDP, you also have to take filesize into consideration, and don'tforget the new EU Digital VAT rules affect your profit too!

The eBook Royalty Calculator is a simple, straightforward answer,needing just three numbers...
•  Your selling price in USD - make sure that it ends in .99if you want to see a commission level for iBooks, otherwise pickyour price!
•  VAT rate - if your price excludes VAT or you're sellingto a country outside of the EU or you're selling to someone in yourown EU country, leave this at zero. To find out how it would affectyour profit otherwise, enter the relevant VAT amount (more help isavailable in the app)
•  File size - if you list on KDP (Amazon Kindle), you needto think about how large your files are, whether you are on the 35%or 70% royalty rate.

There's comprehensive help, including an explanation of allcommission rates and this calculator really is a nifty way to stopyour brain from melting, helping you spend more time writing!

Platforms in the app are:
•  Amazon Kindle
•  Google Play
•  iBooks
•  Kobo
•  Barnes & Noble Nook
•  Smashwords
•  Smashwords Aggregator

If you ❤ this app or find it useful, please don't forget to leaveus a ★★★★★ rating.

If you don't love it as much as we do, have found a bug or have anyqueries or suggestions for the next version, please contact us viathe in-app contact form!

Please note: We've tried to be as accurate as possible butroyalties and rates may change or be different from prices listed.This calculator is intended as a guide to help authors withpricing, and is not to be relied on as an accurate calculation ofrevenue. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the propertyof their respective owners. Use of product and company names doesnot imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.

And app permissions? Some of them are needed for us to show ads,and ones that are relevant rather than for products in a countryhalf way around the world. We only use ad-networks that we know arereputable, and whilst no-one ever says "gosh, I love ads" but wehave to pay the bills somehow! Some of the other permissions arefor us to send occasional push notifications - like when welaunch an ad-free version!