
What Is EditionGuard Social DRM?
EditionGuard Social DRM technology provides protection by embedding visible and/or invisible watermarks into the eBooks you sell. The visible watermark will display the personal information of the buyer, such as: name, email and phone number.
5 Benefits of EditionGuard Social DRM
- Implementing EditionGuard Social DRM requires very little setup time.
- You will no longer have to pay a download fee every time your eBooks are purchased.
- Removing Adobe DRM protection means your eBooks will now be compatible with all devices (seriously, every device).
- Your buyers can read your eBooks with the software of their choice.
- Your buyers will be able to download and begin reading their eBook instantaneously.
Introducing Two New Plans For Social DRM Only Users
EditionGuard Social DRM and Adobe DRM are very different, so we recognized the need to create new pricing plans tailored towards our users who plan to use EditionGuard Social DRM only. After speaking with many of our amazing customers, as well as people that showed interest in our Social DRM offering, we decided to create two new plans. The two new plans will be called Nano and Micro and will consist of EditionGuard Social DRM only protection and will be supported by our turnkey integrations. Though all other plans will have the option to use Social DRM, these dedicated plans will not have the option for Adobe DRM protection. Remember the download fees you used to have to pay for Adobe DRM protection? Those are a thing of the past with our Social DRM offering! That means no matter how much you sell, your monthly price stays fixed.