Partner Program

Writers and uploaders who share books they have the rights to share get a monthly share of the site’s ad earnings, divided by qualified downloads and reads — paid by Raast, JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank transfer.

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Who can join

An account at least 30 days old, with a confirmed e-mail address.
At least 25 books live on ebooks.pk, and 90% of your reviewed uploads approved.
At least 5,000 qualified downloads and reads on your books in the last 90 days.
No strikes in the last 180 days, and an account in good standing.

Signed in, your Partner page shows how far you are with progress bars.

What counts

Qualified reads and downloads

A read counts when a reader turns at least 5 pages and stays a minute or more (60 s) in the online reader; a download counts when the file is fetched. Each reader counts once per book a day. Your own visits, staff, bots and link previews never count, and there are daily limits per network.

Only books you have the rights to

Books whose rights you set to: With permission, Free distribution, Public domain, Creative Commons. A book with rights “not stated” never earns. Books under a copyright review don’t earn while the review lasts.

How much: a monthly share, not a rate

Each month, once that month’s ad earnings have arrived and our costs are paid, we set aside a share for partners and divide it by each partner’s share of all partners’ qualified reads and downloads that month: the bigger your part of the month’s qualified reads and downloads, the bigger your part of that month’s partner pool.

The amount changes from month to month and some months may be small. There is no fixed rate per download or read and no guaranteed amount. Pools are usually set in the second half of the following month — your dashboard shows your points and your share as the month goes.

Honestly: ads on Pakistani pages pay little, so the partner pool is a thank-you that grows with readership — not a salary.

Getting paid

Your points (qualified downloads and reads) are counted every night for the day before. Unusual days are held for a check. After the month ends and its ad earnings have arrived, your share of the month’s partner pool is added to your balance and we tell you what you earned.
Once your available balance reaches the minimum payout (your dashboard shows it), request a payout there.
Our team sends it by hand — Raast (mobile Raast ID or IBAN), JazzCash wallet, Easypaisa wallet, Bank transfer (IBAN) — and you receive the transaction reference. A statement arrives every month.

Partner terms (version 2026-10-03)

Monthly profit share. Partners share a monthly pool that we set after the month’s ad earnings have arrived and costs are paid, divided by each partner’s share of qualified reads and downloads. There is no fixed rate and no guaranteed amount; the pool can be small, and we decide its size each month.
Rights warranty. You only earn from books you have the right to share, and you set each book’s rights honestly.
Clawback. If a book is taken down after a copyright notice, its unpaid earnings are cancelled and anything already paid for it is deducted from your future earnings.
Strikes. A copyright strike suspends your partnership while we review it; new points are held meanwhile. Repeated infringement ends it.
No artificial traffic. Buying, botting, incentivising or generating your own downloads or reads — or asking others to — ends the partnership and voids the points and earnings involved. Unusual days are held and checked.
Payouts. Payouts go only to an account in your name. Keep your payout details correct; we are not responsible for payments sent to details you gave us. Taxes on your earnings are yours to declare.
Changes. We may change how the programme works and its thresholds for the future (never for a pool already shared) and will tell partners in advance. Either side may end the partnership; your available balance is still paid.
Privacy. Your legal name and payout account are stored encrypted and used only to pay you and for accounting records we must keep.