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Successful authors - happy customers:
How it works: Upload a text and publish your own book
- Sign up and
upload your text - Select a
royalty option - We create
your e-book and
book for free - Distribution
- Your royalty
Sign up and upload your file
First, sign up to GRIN. Afterwards, you can add your text directly to your account. In order to do that, simply click "select file" and upload your Word or PDF file.
Select a royalty option
At GRIN, you can, either, profit from every sold unit, receive a guaranteed one-time royalty, or offer your work for free. Select one of the options - we take care of the rest.
We create your e-book and book
Our editorial team creates a complete e-book and a book from the file you uploaded. E-book and book will have their own ISBN. Your publication receives its own cover and we publish your text in our online shop.
Worldwide distribution
Not only do we publish your work in our own shop - there is also a world wide network of distributors with over 300 online shops. Your book is also available in your local book store.
Receive a high author's royalty
Lean back and make money: If you choose one of our royalty options, you profit from every sold unit. GRIN pays a high author's royalty of up to 25%.
FAQ – The most important questions and answers
Publishing on GRIN is completely free.
We have made it our mission to bring authors and readers together. With GRIN, you publish your texts as an e-book and book with your own ISBN – and completely free of charge. Your publications not only appear in our online shop, but also in our international sales network.
First, our editing team checks all texts. It is particularly important that the work is complete and meets scientific requirements. If they have any questions, the team will contact the author directly. After the examination, the texts appear as an e-book, first. The print edition follows a little later.
No. At Grin, it is also possible to publish texts anonymously or under a pseudonym.
GRIN authors can order discounted copies of their books at any time via their account.
