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Israeli Tech Promises 30-Second Books, Higher Author Royalties
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An Israeli initiative by Getter Group and Bookpod is set to launch a print-on-demand system that can produce a book in 30 seconds, aiming to transform publishing. The technology promises to significantly reduce costs for publishers and authors, with potential royalties as high as 90% for independent writers. The system will be unveiled at ISPRINT 2026 in Tel Aviv, with its success dependent on market adoption and author earnings.
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- Israeli companies Getter Group and Bookpod are introducing a 30-second print-on-demand book production system.
- The technology aims to allow independent authors to earn up to 90% in royalties.
- The system will be demonstrated at the ISPRINT 2026 exhibition in Tel Aviv.
- Print-on-demand eliminates large print runs, warehouses, and upfront costs.
- Bookpod is Israel's fourth-largest online bookstore and works with over 3,000 authors.
- The success depends on production costs, consumer demand, and author reach.
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