
A publisher started by Jimmy Soni and Jim O'Shaughnessy with author-friendly deals.
Some authors get 70% of royalties, no advance
From Jimmy Soni, co-founder of Infinite Books
Infinite Books trades the advance for a much larger royalty share. Some Infinite Books authors get 70% of royalties and no advance, where standard contracts pay an advance and then 10 to 15% royalties until it is earned back.
Jimmy Soni, who started the publisher with Jim O'Shaughnessy, described the contrast while talking about his own writing process.
Standard contracts pay an advance, then 10 to 15% royalties until it is earned back. Some Infinite Books authors get 70% of royalties and no advance.
Infinite Books trades the advance for a much larger royalty share. Some Infinite Books authors get 70% of royalties and no advance, where standard contracts pay an advance and then 10 to 15% royalties until it is earned back.
Jimmy Soni, who started the publisher with Jim O'Shaughnessy, described the contrast while talking about his own writing process.
Investors & studiosA startup accelerator that funds and advises early-stage companies.
Investors & studiosA venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology founders.
An app acquirer that buys working consumer apps for seven and eight figures and scales them.
Investors & studiosA venture capital firm investing in technology startups.
Investors & studiosAn Italian company that acquires digital businesses and runs them on one shared platform of proprietary tools.
A bootstrapped app studio that buys apps after their viral peak and grows them with AI ads and testing.
Investors & studiosA conglomerate founded in 1960 that bought niche businesses, ran an insurance investment arm, and repurchased its own stock.
A venture firm investing in consumer apps and AI-powered consumer products.