Funnel breakdown
RoyaltyMiner OTO links here — all eleven upgrades, priced and judged
The entry ticket is $17. Eleven upgrades and an order bump behind it bring the funnel to $1,541 — and $891 of that buys the right to resell the software rather than publish anything. Here is every link, every price, and the six tiers I would decline.
Purchase links on this page are partner links · details · prices taken from the vendor page and correct at time of writing — confirm at checkout.
RoyaltyMiner AI is an AI publishing tool that reads Amazon's market before writing anything. Instead of generating a book and hoping it sells, it scans for demand gaps — subjects with buyers and weak competition — then writes the manuscript, designs the cover, and exports a file ready for Kindle Direct Publishing.
Thirteen paid steps in this funnel. Every link below goes straight to the vendor's checkout for that tier.
| Tier | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Front End | $17 | Open |
| Order Bump — Quick Start Kit | $17 | on checkout |
| OTO 1 — Unlimited | $97 | Open |
| OTO 2 — Research Vault Pro | $67 | Open |
| OTO 3 — Cover Design Suite | $47 | Open |
| OTO 4 — Amazon Domination Pack | $97 | Open |
| OTO 5 — Audiobook Publisher | $97 | Open |
| OTO 6 — Auto-Pilot Publishing | $67 | — |
| OTO 7 — DFY Book Vault | $97 | Open |
| OTO 8 — Command Center | $47 | Open |
| OTO 9 — Agency License | $197 | Open |
| OTO 10 — Reseller License | $297 | Open |
| OTO 11 — Whitelabel License | $397 | Open |
| Complete funnel | $1,541 |
The front end is $17. Behind it sit eleven upgrades and one order bump, and if you accept every one you will pay $1,541. This page lists every tier with its price and a direct link, explains what each appears to do, and gives a plain verdict on which are worth the money.
For the product assessment rather than the pricing, see the RoyaltyMiner AI review. For the launch window and current pricing, the discount page covers it.
Every RoyaltyMiner AI OTO price
Thirteen paid steps: the front end, an order bump presented on the same checkout, and eleven upgrades.
| Tier | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Front End — RoyaltyMiner AI Startercore demand-first book engine | $17 | Open |
| Order Bump — Quick Start Kitoffered on the front-end checkout | $17 | on checkout |
| OTO 1 — Unlimitedlifts book, pen name and generation caps | $97 | Open |
| OTO 2 — Research Vault Proexpanded market and keyword research | $67 | Open |
| OTO 3 — Cover Design Suitemore cover styles and control | $47 | Open |
| OTO 4 — Amazon Domination Packlisting and ranking add-ons | $97 | Open |
| OTO 5 — Audiobook Publisherturns finished books into audiobooks | $97 | Open |
| OTO 6 — Auto-Pilot Publishinghands-free queued writing | $67 | — |
| OTO 7 — DFY Book Vaultpre-written books ready to publish | $97 | Open |
| OTO 8 — Command Centerrank and competitor tracking | $47 | Open |
| OTO 9 — Agency Licenseclient publishing under your brand | $197 | Open |
| OTO 10 — Reseller Licensesell RoyaltyMiner with 100 sub-accounts | $297 | Open |
| OTO 11 — Whitelabel Licenserebrand it as your own software | $397 | Open |
| Complete funnel | $1,541 |
Where the $1,541 actually goes
The list of thirteen prices is less useful than what those prices are for. Grouped by purpose, the funnel splits cleanly into three parts, and the split is the most informative thing about it.
$891 of the $1,541 — 58% — buys the right to sell the software to other people. None of it helps you publish a book.
That is not an accusation. Agency, Reseller and Whitelabel rights are real, saleable things, and for someone with an audience they can be worth far more than $891. But they are a different business from the one the sales page describes. The page sells publishing books on Amazon; the majority of the funnel's value sells software distribution.
If you arrived wanting to publish books, the relevant part of this funnel is the first $650. The remaining $891 is a separate decision that has nothing to do with whether the writing engine is any good.
Which RoyaltyMiner AI upgrades are worth it
OTO 1 — Unlimited · $97
Lifts whatever caps sit on the Starter licence — books per month, pen names, generations, exports. In a tool whose entire value is producing more titles than you could write by hand, a book limit is the ceiling you will actually meet.
Find the Starter licence's stated limit before deciding. If it names a number and that number is low, this is the sensible upgrade. If the page will not state one, publish your first book and find out empirically — it costs nothing to wait a week.
OTO 2 — Research Vault Pro · $67
Expanded market and keyword research. Interesting precisely because demand-scanning is the front end's main claim — an upgrade selling more of it implies the base version is bounded somehow, by searches per month or depth of data.
Use the Starter scan first. If it returns niches that look real when you check them against Amazon manually, more of it may be worth $67. If it returns generic categories you could have guessed, more of the same is not the fix.
OTO 5 — Audiobook Publisher · $97
Turns finished books into audiobooks. A genuine additional revenue channel, and one with real demand.
The timing is the issue. Audio is a format extension for a title that has already found readers. Producing an audiobook of a book nobody has bought doubles the assets and not the sales.
OTO 7 — DFY Book Vault · $97
Pre-written books ready to publish. The structural problem is unavoidable and worth stating plainly: the manuscripts handed to you are handed to every other buyer of this tier, in the same week.
On Amazon that matters more than in most niches. Multiple near-identical titles appearing simultaneously in the same categories is a pattern the platform is specifically equipped to notice, and the consequences land on the publishing account rather than on the vendor.
OTO 4 — Amazon Domination Pack · $97 · OTO 8 — Command Center · $47
Listing optimisation and rank tracking. Both are tools for improving and monitoring books that already exist. On the afternoon you buy the software you have no listing to optimise and no rank to track.
Command Center in particular is $47 for a dashboard that will show you nothing until a title is live for several weeks.
OTO 9 — Agency $197 · OTO 10 — Reseller $297 · OTO 11 — Whitelabel $397
$891 across three tiers, arriving at the end of the flow after eight prior decisions. Each requires something the software does not supply: Agency needs clients, Reseller needs an audience, Whitelabel needs an audience plus support and billing infrastructure.
The test for all three takes five seconds: can you name where the first ten buyers would come from? If the answer takes longer than that, these are options you will not exercise, and they will still exist next month.
<img src="/scan.png" alt="RoyaltyMiner AI Amazon demand scan results" width="1200" height="700" loading="lazy">What the $17 front end covers
Worth stating plainly, because it decides which upgrades make sense. The Starter licence includes the complete advertised workflow: reading Amazon demand to find gaps, generating the manuscript, designing the cover, formatting for print and digital, and exporting a file ready for Kindle Direct Publishing.
That is a functioning product. Several upgrades in this funnel expand things the base tier already does, which is the normal shape of these launches and the reason buying the entry tier alone is a reasonable first move rather than a compromise.
Common questions
- How many OTOs does RoyaltyMiner AI have?
- Eleven, plus a $17 order bump on the front-end checkout. That makes thirteen paid steps in total: Unlimited $97, Research Vault Pro $67, Cover Design Suite $47, Amazon Domination Pack $97, Audiobook Publisher $97, Auto-Pilot Publishing $67, DFY Book Vault $97, Command Center $47, Agency License $197, Reseller License $297 and Whitelabel License $397.
- How much is RoyaltyMiner AI in total?
- The complete funnel is $1,541: a $17 front end, a $17 order bump, and $1,507 of upgrades. The front end alone is $17 and is a working licence on its own.
- Do I need any OTO for RoyaltyMiner AI to work?
- No. The $17 Starter licence covers the full workflow the product is sold on: scanning Amazon for demand gaps, generating a manuscript, designing a cover and exporting for Kindle Direct Publishing. Every upgrade adds capacity, assets or resale rights.
- What is the most expensive RoyaltyMiner AI upgrade?
- Whitelabel License at $397. Together with Reseller at $297 and Agency at $197 it forms $891 of the $1,541 funnel — 58% of the total, none of which helps you publish a book.
- Which RoyaltyMiner AI OTO should I buy first?
- None on day one. Publish one book with the $17 front end first. If the manuscript and cover are usable and the demand scan pointed somewhere real, Unlimited at $97 is the tier that removes the ceiling you will actually hit.
- When does the RoyaltyMiner AI launch pricing end?
- The launch opened 27 August 2026 at 10:00 AM EST and closes 2 September 2026. Launch pricing on this platform typically rises when the cart closes, and some tiers are withdrawn rather than repriced.
- Is RoyaltyMiner AI a monthly subscription?
- The vendor presents the front end as a one-time payment. Individual upgrades occasionally carry different billing terms, so read the payment terms on each checkout screen before confirming.
What I would actually buy
The front end at $17, and nothing else on the first day.
Run one demand scan and check the result against Amazon yourself — search the niche it suggests, look at the top ten titles, and judge whether the gap it found is real. Then generate one book and read it. Those two checks answer the only question that matters, and cost $17 rather than $1,541.
If both hold up, Unlimited at $97 is the tier that removes the ceiling you will meet. That is $114 all in, against a $1,541 alternative.
- RoyaltyMiner AI review — what the tool does, who it suits, and the KDP realities the sales page skips.
- RoyaltyMiner AI discount — current launch pricing and when the window closes.
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