01 / SEE YOUR SALES
Your book.
Your numbers.
Follow your sales across all channels and formats, in real-time. No more waiting months for your next statement.
/ FOR AUTHORS
You write
the stories.
We bring
the clarity.
Edda gives you real-time insights into your book sales. See what’s working, understand your earnings, and have better conversations with your publisher without guessing or waiting for royalty statements.
Get Edda for your booksIt’s free for authors. Your publisher just needs to sign up.
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/ WHY EDDA
More insight.
More control.
More time for what matters.
From TV appearances to book tours, from planning your finances to working more strategically with your publisher, Edda helps you see the bigger picture and focus on the opportunities ahead.
Your book.
02 / MEASURE WHAT WORKS
See the impact
of your efforts.
That TV appearance, podcast interview or book event? Edda estimates the impact on your book sales, helping you understand what makes a difference.
03 / KNOW WHAT YOU’VE EARNED
A clearer picture
of your earnings.
See your estimated earnings as sales come in, so you can plan for taxes, expenses and life between royalty payments.
04 / BETTER CONVERSATIONS
The right data for the right conversations.
Instead of having to ask for figures or wait for reports, you and your publisher can look at the same data and decide what to do next, whether that means new editions, campaigns or untapped markets.
Be a partner,
not a spectator.
When authors and publishers work from a shared understanding of what’s happening, there’s more trust, fewer misunderstandings, and more opportunities to grow your books together.
Edda helps publishers share sales information with authors more easily, supporting transparency practices under the EU DSM Directive. It does not replace legal reporting obligations. Your publisher decides when to invite you and what to share.
Authors deserve the choice to be part of the conversation about their own success. We believe that starts with transparency: giving them access to their sales data so they can understand how their books are doing, have more meaningful conversations with their publishers and take a more active role in what happens next.
