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Author's guide to ElevenLabs AI audiobooks
As AI audiobook narration advances, authors now have many choices for producing audiobooks.
Direct sales are here. Create and sell your audiobooks directly – earn a 60% royalty on all sales
For decades, authors have been prevented from earning what they deserve.
Royalties have been low, rights have been tightly controlled, and authors – the people who create the work – have had the least transparency, control, and share of earnings.
Nowhere has that imbalance been more visible than in audio. Audiobooks are growing 25% each year (the fastest growing format in publishing), but have remained difficult and expensive to access. Production is complex, distribution is limited, and the dominant platforms offer terms that keep authors locked in for years, while taking most of their revenue.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
With ElevenReader, we’re introducing a new model for publishing and earning with audio – one that gives authors and publishers more control, better upside, and a more direct relationship with their audience. And starting today, that model is live:
With ElevenReader, you can turn your manuscript into a high quality audiobook in minutes, and sell it directly to listeners.
No exclusivity traps, no hidden tradeoffs. Just a straightforward platform where you can create, publish, and price in minutes, while earning the majority of every sale – on your terms.
This launch is just the beginning. We’re continuing to build tools that help authors grow in audio:
We’re committed to building an ecosystem where authors are supported, not sidelined – and where the economics of publishing finally work in their favor.
If you’re an author, publisher, or storyteller of any kind, get started today. It’s a new path forward for audio publishing, and we can’t wait to hear what you create.
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As AI audiobook narration advances, authors now have many choices for producing audiobooks.
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New features, 10 hours of free access, and paid plans cut by 50%