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Solutions
MAQUINE separates Studio localization, Rights Partnerships, and MAQUINE-published editions. An inquiry into one path does not appoint MAQUINE to another, transfer rights, or create a publishing role.
Canonical Service Families
Every family has its own purpose, commercial structure, rights effect, agreement, and intake route.
Declared-scope localization and optional edition-production services for a defined language, market, manuscript, and delivery package.
Rights-chain review, catalog positioning, market preparation, and qualified partnership conversations.
Selective MAQUINE-published editions for titles that pass identity, rights, materials, editorial, and commercial review.
Boundary Comparison
The path changes only through an explicit review and the agreement appropriate to that work.
| Family | Commercial model | Rights effect | Controlling agreement |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAQUINE Studio | A scoped service price, accepted proposal, service agreement, and payment schedule. | No rights transfer, representation authority, or MAQUINE publishing role is created by a Studio quote, inquiry, or localization project. | The accepted Studio quote and applicable services agreement govern the approved scope. |
| MAQUINE Rights Partnerships | Scope and economics are evaluated case by case after authority and materials review. | An inquiry, review, introduction, or planning document does not appoint MAQUINE as an agent or license any right. | Any representation, licensing, royalty, exclusivity, territory, format, term, or approval role requires a separate written agreement. |
| MAQUINE Editions | Terms are title-specific and are not implied by a submission, catalog review, or Studio project. | MAQUINE receives only the rights expressly described in a fully executed agreement; no public catalog entry itself grants or confirms availability. | A separate publishing or license agreement defines rights, territory, format, term, approvals, reporting, and reversion. |
Qualified Entry Paths
Audience paths explain readiness requirements before routing a publisher, professional author business, agency, or estate into a service or partnership inquiry.