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Introducing Our New Pricing Tiers

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Starting February 25th, Book Report will begin offering a new tiered pricing system. Existing subscribers will not need to switch to the new system — you'll be able to use every feature you currently have, while staying at your current price, for as long as you'd like.

The New Tiers​

Book Report's new tiers are based on your earnings from the previous calendar month.

  • Free: Track up to $1,000/month for free.
  • Core ($19/mo): Track up to $5,000/month.
  • Plus ($29/mo): Track up to $10,000/month.
  • Pro ($49/mo): Track up to $25,000/month.
  • Business ($99/mo): Track up to $100,000/month.
  • Enterprise ($249/mo): Track unlimited earnings.

Annual subscriptions are also available for each tier — if you choose that route, you’ll effectively get two months free.

You'll be able to move between tiers as needed. If your earnings fluctuate, you won't get stuck paying a higher price; you'll be able to downgrade and move back to a lower price. If you have one month with earnings over $10,000, you will be asked to pay $49 to use Book Report for that month. But if your earnings drop below that threshold the next month, you can move back to the $29/mo plan.

What If I Already Subscribe?​

If you already subscribe to Book Report, you can keep your existing plan for as long as you'd like, regardless of your monthly earnings. You'll continue to have access to all existing features, and we will continue maintaining those features. This includes our recent upgrades, including saved reports, rank tracking, contributor attributes, and support for wide platforms.

After February 25th, existing subscribers will be able to opt-in to the new pricing structure, but this is strictly optional.

Why Opt-In If I Already Subscribe?​

As of today, there is no reason to opt-in to the new pricing if you already subscribe.

Going forward, most new features will be limited to users who subscribe to one of the new plans. Existing subscribers will be able to try each new feature to assess how valuable it is to them. After the trial of the new feature you can move to one of the new plans, and continue using it. If the feature doesn't provide enough value, that is no problem at all — you can stay on your existing plan. Maybe we'll get you with the next feature. All new features will have a trial option for existing subscribers, so you'll be able to try new features before deciding if they're worth the upgrade. We want to build features that are truly worth the money.

The first such feature is Data Sharing, which goes into public beta today. This feature is free for everyone during the beta period, but after February 25th it will be limited to accounts that move to one of the new plans.

We don't expect Data Sharing, or any single feature, to convince the bulk of our existing subscriber base to move to the new tiers. But we're focused on solving the highest-value problems that our users face, and over the course of the months and years ahead we hope that the new pricing becomes worthwhile for many of our users.

Why Change Our Prices?​

  • Revenue Growth: We want to continue investing in Book Report, developing powerful new features and maintaining great performance for every user. Growing our revenue through these updated tiers will help us build powerful new capabilities, and ensure that the service remains reliable for the long run.
  • Better Alignment: Authors and publishers with larger earnings generate a heavier load on our servers, often use more advanced features, and generally derive more value from the service. Aligning pricing with monthly earnings is the simplest way for us to offer each user a fair price.

Thank You​

Book Report wouldn’t be here without you. Your feedback shapes our roadmap and inspires us to keep improving. We hope you’ll enjoy what’s coming next, and we can’t wait to hear your thoughts and ideas as we roll out new features. If you have questions or suggestions, we’d love to hear from you—reach out to hello@getbookreport.com at anytime!