Do You Have To Pay For Webnovel. Ago forget what their top earners make. Will check that out 2 level 2 · 1 yr. Of course even for me. What if i don’t like the contract after i’ve read the terms and conditions? Webnovel is not a scam although they have quite a bad rep for creators and translators within the novel community. The youtuber also said that normally the pay rates is higher than that. They aren’t offering you a contract. It's nice and all till the payers realize they need to pay again to read the actual chapters. You keep all rights and you get paid by unique reads (and allowing your followers to support you directly too), it's new enough to not be overcrowded but not so new to not have an established readership that is growing. No, you can’t do both. Webnovel is owned by a chinese company called qidian. What 'privilege' allows you to do is unlock the opportunity to read more chapters than is normally available. Either you post the novel on the forums (like for review swaps and that kind of stuff) or you just update daily. The chapters always had ss as of late. They translate stories, mostly asian, and bring it to the west.
However you can’t apply for both at the same time. No one said the chap is free, you can just read ahead of people. To add for newcomers since this post is getting likes. On a website with novels with hundreds if not thousands of chapters any amount of reading would quickly become insanely expensive. It's nice and all till the payers realize they need to pay again to read the actual chapters. People that complain about unlocking privilege but still having to pay for the chaps simply baffle me. Of course even for me. They are asking you subscribe to their service. What 'privilege' allows you to do is unlock the opportunity to read more chapters than is normally available. 6 level 1 · 1 yr.
People That Complain About Unlocking Privilege But Still Having To Pay For The Chaps Simply Baffle Me.
Basically you pay twice for one chapter they make. The good thing is that premium novels are still very accessible to free readers, unlike tapas where readers didn't even know free comics existed. That means it's like $10 for little over 50 chapters.
I Watched A Video On Youtube About Webnovel, From The Translator Side Of Story Though, The Youtuber Said That He Was Offered To Translate With A Fee Of 8$/1000 Chinese Words.
What do their median earners make? No, you can’t do both. Ago forget what their top earners make.
It's Nice And All Till The Payers Realize They Need To Pay Again To Read The Actual Chapters.
They are asking you subscribe to their service. Web novel is a total ripoff. If you plan to join webnovels as a writer, i can say that you can publish for free, and hopefully you can get your series to become premium.
Money Never Goes Away From The Author In A Contract.
Nevertheless, one thing is for sure. Either you post the novel on the forums (like for review swaps and that kind of stuff) or you just update daily. What 'privilege' allows you to do is unlock the opportunity to read more chapters than is normally available.
The Youtuber Also Said That Normally The Pay Rates Is Higher Than That.
However you can’t apply for both at the same time. No one said the chap is free, you can just read ahead of people. To add for newcomers since this post is getting likes.
On A Website With Novels With Hundreds If Not Thousands Of Chapters Any Amount Of Reading Would Quickly Become Insanely Expensive.
I think among the webnovel community there are only two ways that are agreed on that you can use to find readers on the platform: I always go for the original sites is possible, however, they key word is 'possible.' for example, if i want to start reading a 1000+ chapter novel on webnovel, i will start with the free chapters there, transition to a pirate site to catch up, then proceed to 'pay' for new chapters as the come out on webnovel because paying for 1000+ chapters is not really feasible. They are making a paid 'privilege' system where you unlock advanced chapters in one go.
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You keep all rights and you get paid by unique reads (and allowing your followers to support you directly too), it's new enough to not be overcrowded but not so new to not have an established readership that is growing. You also give away your rights to the stories forever. They aren’t offering you a contract.
They Have A Low Barrier Entry To Get A Contract So You Can't Expect Much.
They translate stories, mostly asian, and bring it to the west.
