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Scrively Commercial Rights Policy

Last Updated: June 25, 2026

This page explains how Commercial Rights work in Scrively, who can purchase them, where they are shown in your account, and how you are permitted to use eligible books created with Scrively.

Using a Scrively-created book for commercial purposes requires an active Commercial Rights purchase for that book and your agreement to comply with the terms and boundaries set forth in this policy.

Commercial Rights are an add-on to Scrively's general terms, not a replacement for them. Anyone using Commercial Rights for a book must also apply and comply with Scrively's Terms of Service, including all account, content, payment, and acceptable-use requirements.

Commercial Rights are a permission from Scrively to use an eligible Scrively-created book commercially under this policy. Commercial Rights are not a legal review, publication approval, rights clearance, originality guarantee, marketplace approval, or promise that a book is lawful, non-infringing, suitable for sale, or safe to distribute.

You remain solely responsible for every book, file, description, listing, advertisement, claim, image, name, likeness, character, brand, and other material you publish, sell, share, license, give away, or otherwise distribute, whether the use is paid or unpaid.

1. How Commercial Rights Work

Commercial Rights are available as an optional purchase for Scrively Pro users. The Commercial Rights purchase is a small, one-time $67 payment that gives you the right to use the eligible Scrively book for commercial purposes, subject to the guidelines below.

After Commercial Rights are purchased, a Commercial Rights badge appears next to the eligible book on your My Library page. That badge is the account-level indication that commercial rights have been purchased for that book. If a book does not show the badge in My Library, commercial rights have not been indicated for that book yet.

The rights are indicated in Scrively by the badge next to the book, not by the Pro plan label alone. Commercial Rights are designed to help authors, educators, entrepreneurs, and creatives use eligible Scrively books to grow a brand, business, or income stream through book sales.

2. What You Can Do After Purchasing Commercial Rights

Once you are a Pro user and Commercial Rights have been purchased for a book, here is what you are allowed to do with that eligible book:

Sell Physical or Digital Books
You can sell the eligible book as a printed copy, Kindle eBook, paperback, hardcover, or downloadable digital file through Amazon KDP, Shopify, Etsy, your own website, or similar channels.

Create Series or Collections
You can build book series or collections using characters, stories, or educational content you developed within Scrively, as long as each commercially used book has its own Commercial Rights indication in My Library.

Use for Marketing or Lead Generation
You can offer eligible Scrively-created books as free or paid products to grow your email list, attract clients, or provide a bonus in your online business.

License Your Finished Books to Others
You may license or sell finished eligible books to third parties such as schools, publishers, bookstores, or fellow educators.

Create Any Genre or Age Group
Your eligible books can be children's books, adult fiction, memoirs, how-to guides, educational books, or any other genre. The content is yours to package and monetize within the limits of this policy.

Use Your Own Branding
You can brand eligible books however you like, including your business name, author name, logo, and related brand materials.

3. What You Cannot Do with Commercial Rights

To protect the integrity of Scrively and prevent direct competition with our core offerings, certain uses are not allowed under the Commercial Rights license:

No Unlawful, Infringing, or Harmful Use
You may not use Commercial Rights to publish, sell, share, license, or distribute any book or related material that is unlawful, defamatory, fraudulent, deceptive, harmful, invasive of privacy or publicity rights, or that infringes or misappropriates any copyright, trademark, trade secret, likeness, character, brand, contractual right, or other third-party right.

No Custom Book Creation Services
You may not offer a personalized book creation service where a customer sends you specific inputs, such as their child's name or photo, and you create a customized Scrively-generated book just for them.

Examples of uses that are not allowed:

  • A website where users upload a photo of their child and receive a custom-illustrated book made with Scrively.

  • A service where someone pays you to create a one-of-a-kind story for them using Scrively's AI tools.

Only Scrively, operated by Bryxen, Inc., retains the right to offer customized, made-to-order AI books for individual customers.

No Resale of Scrively Itself or Its Components
You cannot resell, repackage, or distribute the Scrively software, user interface, workflows, prompts, or any part of the platform as a standalone product or part of another toolkit.

Examples of uses that are not allowed:

  • Selling Scrively prompts or workflows as templates labeled as an AI-powered children's book generator.

  • Offering Scrively-powered book builder services to clients through a paid SaaS, agency package, or membership.

No Redistribution of AI Assets as Stock or Templates
You may not use Scrively to create extra images, characters, or story content that is not used directly in the eligible book and resell those assets as standalone clipart, stock art, coloring pages, templates, prompt packs, or swipe files.

4. Why These Restrictions Exist

Scrively's Commercial Rights are intended to empower creators, not clone our platform or business model.

By restricting custom AI book creation services, we prevent third parties from building businesses that directly replicate Scrively's core value proposition: personalized, AI-generated book creation.

We have invested heavily in the technology, infrastructure, and legal groundwork that makes this possible at scale. These restrictions allow Pro users with Commercial Rights to profit from finished eligible books while helping Scrively continue offering an exceptional experience.

5. Your Responsibility for Commercial and Public Use

When you use a Scrively-created book commercially or publicly, you are acting as the author, publisher, seller, advertiser, licensor, distributor, or user of that book. Scrively and Bryxen, Inc. do not act as your publisher, legal reviewer, rights-clearance provider, seller of record, distributor, marketplace representative, or compliance advisor.

Before you publish, sell, advertise, license, print, share, give away, or otherwise distribute a Scrively-created book, you are responsible for reviewing the entire book and all related materials and confirming that you have the legal right to use them. This includes checking names, photos, likenesses, characters, brands, trademarks, copyrighted material, private information, claims, descriptions, metadata, cover art, interior art, and any other content connected to the book.

You are also responsible for complying with the rules of any marketplace, publishing platform, printer, payment processor, advertising network, school, organization, retailer, or other third party where you upload, sell, advertise, print, share, or distribute the book, including Amazon KDP, Etsy, Shopify, social platforms, bookstores, schools, and similar channels.

The Commercial Rights badge in My Library indicates that the Commercial Rights add-on has been purchased for that book. It does not mean Bryxen, Inc. has reviewed, approved, endorsed, cleared, guaranteed, or accepted legal responsibility for the book or any use of it.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Bryxen, Inc., its affiliates, owners, officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents, licensors, service providers, successors, and assigns from and against any claims, demands, actions, investigations, liabilities, losses, damages, judgments, settlements, penalties, fines, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees and court costs, arising out of or related to your Scrively-created books, your Commercial Rights use, your publication or sale of any book, your free or paid distribution of any book, your advertising or marketing materials, your violation of this policy or the Terms of Service, your violation of any law or third-party platform rule, or any allegation that your book or related materials are unlawful, harmful, defamatory, misleading, infringing, or violate any privacy, publicity, intellectual property, contractual, or other third-party right.

6. Penalties for Violation

Violating the Commercial Rights policy may result in:

  • Immediate termination of your Scrively license without refund

  • Legal action for intellectual property infringement or breach of terms

  • Permanent ban from future Scrively products and services

7. Need Help or Clarification?

We understand this may be a new concept for many users. If you have any questions about what is or is not allowed after purchasing Commercial Rights, we are happy to help.

Please contact Scrively Support with your question, and we will respond with a clear answer.

8. Final Notes

By using a Scrively-created book for commercial purposes, you acknowledge that Commercial Rights have been purchased and indicated for that book in My Library, and that you have read, understood, and agreed to comply with this policy, Scrively's Terms of Service, and the indemnification and user-responsibility obligations described in both documents.

We are excited to support your creative journey and cannot wait to see the books you publish with Scrively.