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How It Works: Create

The publisher creates a magazine in a design program. Any program that can put out a letter-sized, multi-page PDF will work.

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How It Works: Upload

The publisher uploads the PDF to MagCloud, fills out the description, and order a proof. At this point, no one can see it besides the publisher.

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How It Works: Proof

MagCloud prints, binds, and mails the proof to the publisher. Proofs can take up to 2 weeks to arrive, though most arrive faster.

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How It Works: Publish

The publisher reviews the proof and changes as needed. If approved, the publisher names their price. MagCloud charges 20 cents per page, the publisher chooses anything beyond that.

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How It Works: Buy & Sell

When the issue is published, people can buy it on the MagCloud website. Buyers will need to have a credit card or PayPal account to buy.

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How It Works: Print & Mail

When someone buys an issue, MagCloud prints, binds, and mails to the buyer. Orders can take up to 2 weeks to arrive, though most arrive faster.

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How It Works: Publishers Get Paid

Publishers can check their sales online at any time. Once a month, MagCloud pays publishers any collected royalties via PayPal.

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