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04 · Editorial subscription

The cycle's issue, for whoever renewed.

For magazines, newsletters and content clubs with a stated publishing schedule. Each cycle is one issue: subscribers pay at checkout, can see everything they've received so far and can leave before the next issue. The revenue stays with the publication.

Examples: Digital magazines, email newsletters, book and content clubs.

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No marketplace commission: the cycle amount is yours.

This cycle's issue

New Page Magazine · issue 42R$24.90
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Cycle totalR$24.90
Pay
Billing
One issue per cycle
Delivery
That period's issue
Cancelling
Before the next issue
Who pays
The subscriber, in their own name

How charging moves along

  1. 01

    Every issue has a date

    Text, audio or the club meeting: what comes out each cycle is in writing.

  2. 02

    Subscribers pay for the cycle

    At checkout, with the full amount shown before they pay.

  3. 03

    Only those who stayed pay for the next

    Anyone who cancelled in the dashboard isn't charged for the next issue.

Risk controlled by design

The controls that apply to this industry — from registration to delivery.

A declared frequency

The next issue always has a visible date, whether weekly, monthly or otherwise.

A record of what arrived

Every issue received stays in the subscriber's history.

No tips, no signals

No betting tips, trading signals or promises of gains: each issue is the publication's own work.

Leave before the next one

Cancelling in the dashboard takes effect before the next issue.

What your page needs to show

A schedule in writing

Weekly, monthly or whatever your cycle is — with the next issue's date on display.

Your own content

Each issue is produced by the publication itself, with no promise of gains.

Subscriber history

Subscribers can see everything they've received.

How your offer is reviewed.

Five tests. Pass all five and the offer goes live — whatever the sector.

  • The deliverable is described before payment
  • The charge is recognisable on the statement, under the store's name
  • The exit is in the dashboard, before the next cycle
  • No line promises earnings, a cure, luck or a deadline
  • The content is yours, or you hold a licence to sell it

At checkout

  • The buyer pays with their own country's method
  • The amount is on screen before the pay button
  • Delivery lands in the inbox, only once payment clears
  • No marketplace commission: the cycle amount is yours
  • Registration and verification come before the offer goes live

Frequently asked questions

Yes, if there's a cycle and an issue. A mailing list with no delivery date doesn't qualify.

Publications and clubs, for the price you set.

No marketplace commission: the cycle amount stays with the seller. You get paid upfront and in full.

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