Who's reading the catalog you sent out?

An AI Catalogue is your content deployed as an AI — multilingual, interactive, always on. Visitors ask questions in their own language and get answers drawn directly from your content. One upload, 100+ languages, 24/7. One catalogue automatically detects the visitor's country and switches language to serve them in their mother tongue.

Each AI Catalogue is a deployment on the BookAI Display Network (BDN) — the channel layer that powers every embed, hosted page, and live showcase. See real-world deployments →

Four problems: Language wall — your English catalogue can be read, but evaluating an IP for adaptation potential in a second language is different from doing it in your mother tongue. The feel is missing. Translation cost — a properly multilingual print catalogue takes months and thousands of dollars, and it's outdated the moment you publish new work. No interaction — buyers can't ask questions. A catalogue can't answer "Is this suitable for a YA audience?" or "What rights are available?" Zero signal — once sent, it disappears. You never know who opened it, which title caught their eye, or who wanted to reach out but didn't know how.

A single international rights market — Frankfurt Book Fair, MIPCOM, London Book Fair — typically costs $10,000–20,000 in booth fees and travel for 5 days.

Pro annual plan: $3,768/year ($314/month × 12) — 365 days, 100+ languages, globally accessible.

We're not saying we replace the fair. Rights markets have irreplaceable human connection. But if you send your AI Catalogue to every buyer two weeks before the fair, they arrive having already explored your content in their own language — and the meeting starts at deal terms, not introductions.

No. Your quota applies only to content you upload yourself. Works already in BookAI's network — accessible via ISBN or sourceId — can be used in your AI Catalogue without affecting your quota. You pay for deployment, not storage.

A technical report, a maintenance manual, a company policy, an insurance policy, a meeting transcript, a patent specification, a textbook, a screenplay, a book — any complete, self-contained unit of content that can be indexed by AI counts as one item. One item can include up to 30 files, up to 100 MB each.

Monthly billing (pay month to month) or annual billing (save 10%, lock your rate, billed once a year).

Pro has a 1,000-item limit, so you'd need an Enterprise plan — contact us for a quote. Practical note: preparing an item for upload — standardizing metadata, writing descriptions, verifying rights status — takes more time than most people expect. Most clients start with their top 200 items and expand from there.

Yes, but we'd recommend starting with 20–50 core items and doing them well. An AI Catalogue is only as strong as the content behind it — a sharp, well-described catalogue of 20 items consistently outperforms a rushed upload of 200.

You can't predict it in advance, and we won't make that promise. What we will tell you: after 90 days, you'll have real data — which markets looked at your content, which titles got the most questions, which buyers showed interest. That data is yours. It's more meaningful than any projection we could give you.