The income of Qidian authors was affected by many factors. Judging from the number of readers, if the average number of readers was less than 500, if they updated more than 5000 words a day, they would receive 500 yuan per month, and if they successfully applied for the minimum living allowance, they would receive 1200 yuan per month. The monthly income of a super writer with an average of more than 2000 was around 5000 yuan. Platinum writers (great gods) earned between 10,000 yuan and tens of thousands of yuan. The best ones earned tens of thousands of yuan. The authors who had an average booking of 250,000 were considered to be in the fifth tier, and their annual income was more than ten million. From the calculation method of royalties, the starting point was calculated according to the standard of royalties per 10,000 words. Different authors might charge different fees. Generally, the royalties per 10,000 words were between 1000 to 5000 yuan. At the same time, the royalties were calculated according to the total number of clicks. However, the calculation method of each website might be slightly different. In terms of benefits, the monthly royalties were determined according to the number of readers, ranging from 4500 to 22500 yuan. The monthly half-year bonus ranged from 600 to 9000 yuan. The minimum monthly guarantee was 1200 yuan, and the monthly pension was 750 to 1125 yuan. After it was published, it would update 4000 words a day and receive 600 yuan per month. Ordinary authors would receive 55 percent of the website's share of the rewards. In addition, the income of the author was also affected by the recommendation situation. If the results were better in multiple rounds of recommendations, the number of recommended resources obtained would increase, which would help increase the income. Otherwise, the income might be lower.
Starting from October 1st, 2020, the welfare system for Qidian authors will change. In terms of creative subsidies: If the works updated more than 4000 words per day, the number of days from signing the contract to entering the V was less than 1000 words per day <5 days, and the number of months with VIP words <= 60,000 <2 days, they could receive a creation subsidy of 4500 yuan. If the V-listed works are updated with more than 4000 words per day, the average number of users on their own platform is greater than or equal to 500, or the total revenue of the current month plus all free income is greater than or equal to 2000, and the number of VIP words <= 60,000 months>=2 days, they can receive a creation incentive of 1000 yuan per month. At the same time, there might also be a plan to use literature as a medium to convey the Tao (mainly to support realistic topics, traditional culture, and other creative content, but the specific revenue calculation was not mentioned in detail). In addition, the income will be given different rewards according to the quality of the work. It will be calculated according to the number of donations, monthly votes, tips, and rewards. The calculation method for the number of donations is that a reader will get one point for every 1,000 words he pays.(For example, 500 readers would have to pay 9,000 words per day to get a monthly ticket. That would be 500 x 9 x 0.01 = 45 yuan.) The monthly ticket would depend on the specific ranking and the Full-Attendance Award. The author's fee would also be divided according to the number of clicks and the number of readers, as well as the advertising revenue of the platform. The author's fee would be calculated according to the number of words per thousand, and would be determined according to the author's contract level and the income of the work. The author's fee would be paid the second month after the book was published. If it was less than 300, it would be paid the same next month. The full 300 yuan was directly transferred to his account.
Qidian's authors would receive a certain amount of monthly remuneration when they were writing their novels. This income guarantee was often referred to as the " minimum guarantee " provided by the Qidian novel platform to provide the author with basic writing and living security. There was no standard for the amount of money and the specific requirements for Qidian authors, but generally speaking, it would be based on the quality of the author's writing, word count, chapter contribution, and other factors. If the author's work received a higher evaluation and contribution, they would usually receive a more generous minimum living allowance. The minimum living allowance for Qidian novel authors was not only beneficial to protect the author's basic life, but also to motivate the author to create better novels and improve the quality and competitiveness of the novel.
I'm just a person who likes reading novels, so I can't provide an accurate number. It was difficult to answer the question of how much the top 100 authors earned in Qidian because it depended on many factors such as the author's genre, influence, number of readers, publication volume, market value, and so on. Moreover, everyone's income is different because income is not only determined by the author's efforts and achievements, but also affected by many other factors such as market demand and inflation. If you want to know the annual income of the top 100 authors in Qidian, you should check the Qidian website for some general information. However, it was important to note that a reference could not completely represent a person's actual income.
Qidian writers 'income mainly included readers' donations, copyright operations, and physical book sales. Their income level was closely related to the popularity of their works and could be roughly divided into the following levels: 1. ** Guru Level **: This type of author, such as the Three Young Masters of the Tang Family, I Eat Tomatoes, etc., has a huge fan base and is deeply loved by readers. Their annual income can reach more than 1 million yuan. Their income mainly comes from high popularity, copyright operations, and physical book sales. 2. [Little God Level: Including the top 30 authors on the Qidian and Zongheng novel rankings, as well as the top 10 authors on Hongxiu, Xiaoxiang, and the novel website.] Their works were more popular and had a certain fan base. Their annual income ranged from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. Their sources of income were reader memberships, copyright operations, and physical book sales. 3. ** B-rate writer **: A writer ranked 30th or higher on Qidian, Zongheng, 17K, Hongxiu, Xiaoxiang, and the novel reading network. His works receive a certain amount of attention but are relatively less popular. His annual income is between a few thousand to tens of thousands. His main source of income is reader donations and copyright operations. 4. ** Third-rate writer **: This type of writer accounts for more than 70% to 80% of online writers, but their works are not popular and have almost no income. In addition, if the average number of online writers was less than 500 and they updated more than 5000 words a day, they would receive 500 yuan per month. If they successfully applied for the minimum living allowance, they would receive 1200 yuan per month. If the average number of outstanding writers 'chapters was more than 500 and less than 2000, their monthly income would be about 2000 - 3000 yuan. If the average number of super writers' chapters was more than 2000, they would generally receive monthly votes and tips, and their monthly income would be about 5000 yuan. The income of platinum writers (great gods) varied greatly. The good ones earned tens of thousands a month, while the poor ones earned more than 10,000 yuan. Also, Qidian had a full-attendance bonus. They would update 4000 words a day and continuously update for a month, earning 600 yuan. The average author would get a 55 - 50 split from the website. The monthly remuneration would be determined by the number of readers, ranging from 4500 yuan to 22500 yuan. The monthly half-year bonus would range from 600 yuan to 9000 yuan. The monthly annual salary would be 750 yuan to 1125 yuan (both based on the number of readers). The remuneration for every 10,000 words was usually between 1000 yuan to 5000 yuan. The remuneration would also be calculated based on the total number of views.
Qidian contracted writers had various sources of income, and their income levels varied greatly. In terms of sharing the contract, if there were at least 500 readers who paid to read, the author would get 0.01 yuan per 1,000 words, and the readers 'tips would be split equally with Qidian. There was also a reward for full attendance. For example, if the author's average booking was below 500, if he updated more than 5000 times a day, he could get 500 yuan of full attendance every month. In terms of the minimum guarantee, one could only apply to the editor if they were to be put on sale. This was commonly known as the minimum guarantee. If the application was successful, one could get 1200 yuan per month. After the minimum guarantee, the words created during the minimum guarantee period would be bought out and the starting point would be calculated. Other than that, there were also wireless sharing, half-year bonuses (monthly half-year bonuses ranged from 600 to 9000 yuan, depending on the number of users), annual bonuses (monthly bonuses ranged from 750 to 1125 yuan, depending on the number of users), and other channels (such as Qidian Taiwan website, Yunzhong Bookstore sales). An excellent writer (with an average of 500 to 2000 readers per chapter) would earn around 2000 to 3000 yuan per month, while a super writer (with an average of 2000 readers per chapter) would earn around 5000 yuan per month. A great author like the Three Young Masters of the Tang Family could earn up to 130 million yuan, while some authors who had just been published didn't even get a cent. They would start at 200 yuan and not get paid less than 200 yuan. In the first three months of the novel's release, after completing the corresponding number of times, he would receive 1500 yuan per month. After three months, he would mainly look at the novel's number of readers.
The income of Qidian writers in 2020 was affected by many factors. For example, the income of some authors could be seen in the authors 'index list at that time. For example, Zhizhi had the ability to earn millions a month with a writer's index of 133,000. If this was the case, it would be relatively easy for her to earn tens of millions a year on Qidian. In addition, from October 1,2020 onwards, the welfare system for writers will change. There will be welfare policies such as creative subsidies and creative encouragement that will affect writers 'income. In terms of creative subsidies, if the works were updated with more than 4000 words per day, if the number of days from signing the contract to entering the V was less than 1000 words per day <5 days, and if the number of months of VIP words <= 60,000 <2 days, they would receive 4500 yuan; In terms of creative incentive, if the works are updated with more than 4000 words per day, the average number of users on their own platform is greater than or equal to 500, or the total revenue of the current month plus all free income is greater than or equal to 2000, and the number of VIP words <= 60,000 months>=2 days, they can get 1000 yuan per month. In general, the income of Qidian writers in 2020 ranged from a monthly income of one million to different levels of income, which was related to many factors such as the number of readers, the number of gifts, the benefits of the platform, and the author's own influence.
The income of new Qidian writers was affected by many factors. Generally speaking, if you are a writer who can be published, but the results are all below 500. If you update more than 5000 words a day, you can get 500 yuan per month. If you apply for a minimum living allowance, you can get 1200 yuan per month, but there are no other rewards for full attendance or monthly votes. Outstanding writers had an average of 500 to 2000 readers, and their monthly income was around 2000 to 3000 yuan. Super writers had an average of more than 2000 users. In addition to the income from the users, they could also receive monthly votes and tips. Their monthly income was about 5000 yuan. Platinum writers (great gods) had a large difference in their monthly income. The good ones had a monthly income of tens of thousands, while the worse ones had a monthly income of more than 10,000 yuan. In addition, if you updated more than 4000 words a day, you would receive a reward of 600 yuan for full attendance. Advanced VIPs would receive 2 cents for every 1,000 words, and junior VIPs would receive 3 cents for every 1,000 words. After the work was published, there was a guaranteed salary. The author would also receive a full attendance reward every day, which was about 1,000 yuan a month. However, the average guaranteed salary of each website was 200 to 300 yuan, and some guaranteed salaries were only provided for four months. At the same time, the number of readers, attendance, monthly votes, rewards, and recommendations would all affect the income. If there was a certain fan base or a few works as a foundation, the income would be even more impressive.
Qidian novel website wasn't accurate. This included the number of users, the number of readers, the fees for the books, and the copyright fees. Qidian was just a platform. If a person has a large number of readers and a large number of user fees, then he or she may receive a higher income. However, even a well-written author might not be able to earn millions of yuan a year, depending on many factors. For example, the copyright fees, publicity fees, and so on. Therefore, many factors needed to be considered.
The income of Qidian's online novels can be found in the following information: The authors of Qidian online novels had copyrights, so after starting to write a novel, they had to first buy the copyright and upload it to Qidian. After uploading the novel, the author could receive a fee from the platform. However, the amount of the fee varied according to the quality of the novel, the number of words, and other factors. In addition, web novelists could also increase the income of their novels by promoting their novels and creating their own social media accounts. On the Qidian platform, the income of novels mainly came from the following sources: donations, tips, recommendation votes, etc. The donations referred to the readers 'daily or regular reading of the novel, while the tips referred to the readers giving cash or other items to the novel to express their love and support for the novel. The recommendation votes were a way to support the author in recommending his own novel. The income of Qidian's online novels varied according to the quality of the novel, the readership, the platform's policies, and other factors. Therefore, authors needed to constantly improve their writing skills and attract the attention of readers in order to obtain more income.
The income of Qidian writers was calculated based on many factors. The specific calculation method included the quality of the work, the number of words, the number of readers, advertising revenue, and other factors such as the classification of the work and recommendations. The higher the quality of the work, the higher the income reward; the more words, the higher the income; the higher the number of readers, the higher the income; the higher the number of advertisements, the higher the income. Qidian Chinese Network would also calculate the income based on the different factors of the work. According to the information provided, the income of writers of different levels also varied. For example, the monthly income of a platinum author might be between ten thousand to tens of thousands, while the income of an ordinary author might be even lower. However, the specific calculation method and amount of income may vary according to individual circumstances, so it is impossible to give a definite answer.