White-label reader apps
Publish360 gives publishers a branded reading experience for ebooks, audiobooks, video and courses. Your readers meet your name at every point of access; your team keeps the commercial and reader relationship in view.
01 / What matters
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A credible white-label reader app has to carry the publisher’s identity through discovery, purchase, sign-in and reading. That includes the public store presence, the reader library and the service communications around it.
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A new app should not ask existing digital customers to start again. Publish360 is designed to connect a publisher’s existing catalogue and customer relationship to a reading library that can include eligible past and future purchases.
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Reading controls, offline access, bookmarks, highlights and cross-device continuity are not optional extras. They are the practical threshold readers use when deciding whether a publisher’s direct experience earns a place beside familiar consumer apps.
02 / The ledger
The criteria to put on the table before an implementation decision.
| App identity | A publisher-branded experience for web, iOS and Android rather than a shared consumer marketplace. |
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| Content library | One reader relationship across ebooks, audiobooks, video, courses and supporting digital material. |
| Commercial control | Keep the publisher’s website, checkout and direct-sales strategy at the centre of the model. |
| Ownership question | Assess developer-account structure, data responsibilities, portability and exit arrangements before selecting a vendor. |
03 / Direct answers
Clear starting points for the questions that repeatedly arise in a publisher decision process.
It means the reader encounters the publisher’s brand and catalogue rather than a shared retailer brand. The practical scope should be checked in the developer-account, app-store, catalogue, commerce and data arrangements.
Publish360 is designed for a single branded library that can bring together ebooks, audiobooks, video, courses and related publisher content.
Start with ownership, reader quality, catalogue migration, DRM, commerce, data access, accessibility, integration and the operational work that remains with your team.
04 / Continue the brief
Own your reader relationships, keep 85-100% of your margins, and stop paying to re-acquire your own fans.
