Somewhere, someone needs the piece you wrote last year.

ATLAS is where writers list their published work, so publishers, brands and teachers can license it straight from you. Your name on it. Your terms on it.

See how it works

Free to join and list your work.

ATLAS preview card: The Weight of Duty, an essay by Azubuike Obi, published in The Republic.

A license, in plain words

Magazines, brands and teachers are always looking for writing they can trust. On ATLAS they can find yours and ask to license it. You decide what happens next.

Pick a fee and see how it is shared. Click the line or the toggle.

See what lands with you

A sample license, split the way ATLAS splits it.

You receive

$75

You
$75
ATLAS
$25

ATLAS takes 25% and you keep 75%. Before applicable taxes. A sample split, not a forecast of what any piece will earn.

Three small steps to your first listing.

  1. Step 1: List your work

    Add a piece you’ve already published. Start with the one you’re proudest of.

  2. Step 2: Show it’s yours

    A quick identity check lets buyers know the work really is yours.

  3. Step 3: Open it for licensing

    Choose your terms and open the piece to buyers. Your name goes on every use.

An ATLAS listing for an article by Som Adedayor in The Republic, with license types from Editorial to Extended commercial and a price for each.

Writing that works for you.

Magazines, brands and teachers are always looking for writing they can trust. On ATLAS they can find yours and ask to license it. You decide what happens next.

There’s a shelf for your words

Magazines, brands and teachers are always looking for writing they can trust. On ATLAS they can find yours and ask to license it. You decide what happens next.

An ATLAS preview of an article by Tim Ojo-Ibukun on the architecture of Lagos, with its opening paragraph.

Pick the piece you’re proudest of.

It’s free to join.