Enterprise sponsors Storybase Pro for the authors you name, at rates negotiated to your catalog. One agreement, one bill — and nobody on your roster left managing their own subscription.


Everything in Publisher Business, plus the parts that only make sense at roster scale.
Name the authors on your roster and Pro switches on for them — custom offers, multi-book bundles, ambassador programs, the deeper analytics. It lands in the account they already sign into. Nothing to buy, nothing to migrate.
Ten authors or a hundred. The allowance is set at signing and resized as the roster grows — you decide which authors it goes to, and you can move it.
Author royalty splits are negotiated against roster volume rather than taken off the shelf. For contrast: an individual author on Storybase Pro keeps 70% of a digital sale.
High-volume catalogs get volume pricing on platform fees, applied evenly across every author on the roster — not haggled book by book.
Publisher-owned ambassador programs, per-book and per-author royalties with co-author splits, custom offers and multi-book bundles, campaigns with bonus tiers, audience sync to your CRM, and roster-wide analytics.
One point of contact for onboarding, billing, and roster-wide rollouts. Quarterly check-ins. Priority support.
No procurement maze and no six-week pilot. Most agreements are sized from a single call and a look at the catalog.
Authors, titles, and roughly what the catalog does in a year. The form at the bottom of this page is the whole first step — it takes about a minute.
Seat allowance, royalty rates, platform fees, and the bill — priced against your actual volume instead of a list price. You see the whole thing before you sign anything.
You name the authors; we switch Pro on for each of them. They keep their own dashboards, their own books, and their own reader relationships — now with the full toolkit behind them.
We don’t fold Pro into every publisher tier. It’s a real product an author buys for themselves, and it stays that way. Enterprise exists for publishers who specifically want to hand it to their people as a benefit: sponsored, not bundled.
Every roster prices differently, so Enterprise starts with a conversation instead of a card form. Tell us what you’re running and we’ll come back with a proposal sized to it.