For publishers
Your catalogue.
Your rules.
AI already reads your books. Amlet lets you declare your rights once and makes them findable by machines, through a fingerprint of the content itself. In the AI age, rights that machines can't find might as well not exist.
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What you can do
from today.
You don't have to license anything. Most publishers start by saying no and open up specific uses later.
- Option 01
Say no.
Declare your TDM preferences and opt out of training, generative use or any other category you pick. Machines can read the declaration, and EU law recognises a machine-readable reservation.
- Option 02
Say yes, on your terms.
Set permissions for each kind of use: training, retrieval, search and automated analysis. Allow some, reserve others.
- Option 03
Get paid, directly.
Amlet is not a marketplace, and we don't sit between you and AI companies. Your record tells them who holds the rights. You agree terms with them yourself and they pay you, with no intermediary in the middle.
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From content to revenue
- 01
Register
Upload your content, or connect through an aggregator such as StreetLib. Every work gets an ISCC, a fingerprint generated from the content itself.
- 02
Declare
Choose how AI may use it. Opt out completely, allow specific uses, or open everything.
- 03
Earn
When an AI company wants your work, the record points it to you. You negotiate and sign the deal yourself. Amlet provides the rails and stays out of the deal.
FAQ
Before you sign up
Do I have to license my content?
No. Registering gives you a public, dated record of your rights. Whether you ever license, and to whom, is entirely up to you.
What if I only want to opt out?
Plenty of publishers use Amlet for exactly that. Your opt-out is published in a machine-readable form, and AI companies reach it through our API, so their compliance teams can check your preferences in real time.
Is Amlet a marketplace?
No. We build the rails: the fingerprint, the signed declaration and the public registry AI companies check. Any licensing deal happens between you and them, and we take no cut of it.
I publish through StreetLib. What do I need to do?
Titles you distribute with StreetLib can reach the registry through the StreetLib partnership. Write to hello@amlet.ai and we will tell you how your catalogue is handled.
Put your catalogue
on the record.
Reserve a few titles yourself, or tell us about the whole list.