How Author Claims Work
🔍 Our Repository Model
ReadlyYours serves as a repository for adult fiction, preserving stories from across the internet. Many stories were collected without original author information, but we're committed to reuniting creators with their work.
📚 What We Don't Claim
- Story Ownership: We don't claim copyright over written stories
- Original Rights: Authors retain all rights to their creative work
- Text Monetization: All stories remain free to read
- Exclusive Rights: You can publish your stories elsewhere
🎬 What We Do Monetize
- Audio Narrations: Professional voice performances of stories
- Video Adaptations: Visual interpretations and performances
- Enhanced Formats: Interactive or multimedia versions
- Premium Features: Advanced reading features and collections
Revenue Sharing Details
💵 How Much Do Authors Earn?
- Audio Revenue: 20% of net revenue from audio sales
- Video Revenue: 20% of net revenue from video sales
- Subscription Revenue: Proportional share based on story popularity
- Minimum Payout: $50 quarterly threshold
📈 Example Earnings
If your story generates $1,000 in audio sales revenue:
- Platform costs (payment processing, hosting): ~$100
- Net revenue: $900
- Your royalty: $180 (20% of net)
📊 Payment Schedule
- Reporting: Monthly sales reports sent via email
- Payments: Quarterly for earnings over $50
- Methods: PayPal, direct deposit, or check
- Tax Forms: 1099 issued for U.S. authors earning over $600/year
The Claim Process
Find Your Stories
Search our site for stories you've written using titles, characters, or unique phrases
Submit Proof
Provide evidence of authorship like original publication links or unique details
Get Verified
We review your claim and update attribution within 24-48 hours
✅ Acceptable Proof of Authorship
- Original Publication: Links to where you first published the story
- Author Profiles: Your author page on Literotica, Archive of Our Own, etc.
- Email Records: Submission confirmations or correspondence
- Writing Samples: Other works in your distinctive style
- Unique Knowledge: Details about the story only the author would know
- Social Media: Posts about your writing or story announcements