Palimory · For Publishers Demand, before you translate

Palimory for publishers

Measure where a
story wants to travel.

Translation is an expensive bet. Palimory turns reader demand into a signal you can see — so you commission the translations the market is already asking for, in the languages it’s asking for them.

1,240
Demand signals · 7d
38
Languages in demand
5%
Flat platform fee
“Le Nutanti” — routes of demand IT Origin
IT · origin EN · funded DE · 41% ES · signal FR · signal
Live · demand updated 2m ago
The problem

Most translations are a guess

Which title, into which language, for which audience? Today that call is made on instinct — a slow, costly bet, placed before a single reader has said they want it. Brilliant works never cross over, and minority languages are overlooked entirely. Palimory replaces the guess with a measurement.

How it works

From your catalogue to a translation worth making

1
List

Bring your catalogue to the curated Publisher Shelf — rights-cleared and credited

2
Tease

Each work goes out with a teaser — a QR code on a billboard, a clip in a feed, or on Palimory

3
Signal

Readers signal where they want it next, and in which language

4
Measure

Signals become a live demand map — by language and by place, on your dashboard

5
Commission

Where demand is real, readers fund the translation all-or-nothing — you commission with confidence

What you get

A translation programme, de-risked

A demand dashboard

See exactly which titles readers want translated, into which languages, and where in the world the pull is strongest.

All-or-nothing funding

Translations are reader-funded up front, all-or-nothing. If the goal isn’t met, no one is charged — you carry no risk.

You keep your rights

Palimory contracts with you, the publisher. You hold the rights, set the translation policy, and stay in control.

Transparent splits

A flat 5% platform fee, clear translator and publisher shares, and any overfunding handled openly.

Stop guessing which translations to make

Put your catalogue in front of the futures-curious, and let real demand tell you what to translate next.