No API key needed. Use it inside the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already have.
Your purchase includes a simple kit to set it up in your own Claude Project or ChatGPT Project. Prefer the web app? You can plug in your own API key there, but that's optional.
A reader finishes book one at midnight. She goes straight to your name to find book two.
If it's there, she keeps reading. If it isn't, she moves on to someone else's series.
That's why urban fantasy rewards publishers who put out more than one book. But a series only works if book two still feels like book one: same city, same rules, same people.
That's the hard part, and it's what the Urban Fantasy Royalties Bot is built for.
It's publishing software that walks you through your book step by step: your city, your lead, your case, your threat. Your Story Bible keeps the magic, the factions and the characters consistent as you go, chapter after chapter and book after book. You make every decision. The software keeps track.
At the end you have a finished manuscript in DOCX, EPUB and Markdown, covers in up to 6 styles, and publishing assets for Amazon KDP and Google Play Books.
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Two ways to use it. Use it inside the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already have, with the Project kit included in your purchase (Projects may need a paid plan with that provider). The web app is optional, and only on that route do you connect your own account with OpenAI, Anthropic, Together AI or OpenRouter, with usage billed by that provider at its own rates.
Magic in a real city, after dark. Hidden factions. A case that won't let go.
Urban fantasy readers don't just visit. They stay for the series, and a series is exactly what a publisher wants.
A loyal base. For about a decade, worldwide search interest in "urban fantasy" held at roughly half its old peak. It didn't fade. That's not a dead genre. That's a readership that kept coming back.
A fresh surge. Since 2025, that interest has climbed past the genre's heyday. Average interest in 2021 to 2024 sat around 16. From 2025 on, it averages around 47, with a peak of 100 in May 2026.
Source: K-lytics and Google Trends, worldwide, relative index. Pulled Oct 2, 2026. Search interest isn't sales, but it shows readers are looking.
And Amazon is still catching up. Amazon only added a dedicated Urban Fantasy category about two years ago. The genre also lives across paranormal and mystery/thriller categories, so there is more than one place for a reader to find your book. (Source: K-lytics)
Here are real Amazon examples of urban fantasy demand. They are third-party titles found with KD Spy, not made with this bot. Covers and titles are blurred. Publication dates and review counts are shown as context only.
These are third-party titles. The estimated figures describe those listed titles at the time of capture only. They are not typical results and not earnings from this product.
You start with your concept. The software guides you through premise, lead, city and threat, then builds your world frame and Story Bible, so the groundwork is laid before chapter one.
You move through the book chapter by chapter. You plan each chapter's beats and draft with your Story Bible in view, so your clues, factions and case pressure stay consistent as the manuscript grows.
Your manuscript lives in one place, and the software prepares your publishing assets for Amazon KDP and Google Play Books. You can publish in both places from one manuscript.
Urban fantasy readers love a series: the same city, the same cast, a case that deepens and a world that keeps revealing itself. That's also where continuity gets hard.
Chapter three. Your warden is tracing a ward-breaker through a night market. By chapter six the draft has drifted, and book two is further away.
Your Story Bible is built to carry your world across many books.
Factions are designed to keep their agendas. Magic is designed to keep its costs. Your city is the same city every time the reader returns, and book two begins where book one left off instead of starting from scratch.
When you're ready to publish, you aren't tied to one storefront. Pair Amazon KDP with Google Play Books, and the same series can live in both places.
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Prefer to write inside ChatGPT or Claude? The bonus project kit lets you use our Urban Fantasy writing system inside your own ChatGPT or Claude account, with no API key needed.
The Project kit is a full way to use the Urban Fantasy Royalties Bot inside your own ChatGPT or Claude subscription, working with it in chat. The Royalties Bot 2.0 web app is the optional alternative, with a built-in writing workspace (a Story Bible step and a chapter-by-chapter manuscript pane). You'll find the kit inside your Royalties Bot 2.0 account, at the top, under Start Here. The kit runs inside your own ChatGPT or Claude account, and Projects may need a paid plan with that provider.
These come from buyers of other Royalties Bots, which follow the same guided framework in different niches.
First book published
First Amazon sale





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Optional at checkout: The Hundred Keys, $27. 100 urban fantasy book ideas, ready to paste into your bot.
If you have any issues with the product, email us at andreas@quintanamarketing.com. We'll do our best to help you out.
Plot-first contemporary city paranormal: hidden supernatural rules, factions, competent adult leads, clues, case pressure and series continuity, with romance as a subplot. It is not built for romantasy, LitRPG, shifter mate-bond romance or cozy-village fantasy.
Yes. Your Story Bible is designed to carry your world, factions and rules from book to book.
Publishers who want to put urban fantasy series on Amazon KDP and Google Play Books.
Your Royalties Bot 2.0 access and your bonus project kit arrive after purchase. You also need the AI you choose. The note under the first button explains how that works.
Yes, in up to 6 styles. Cover images need OpenAI, Together AI or OpenRouter, because Claude doesn't create images.
No. OpenAI announced in 2026 that it is retiring Custom GPTs. This is its own publishing software, so your series isn't tied to that decision.
I can't promise how any book will sell, and nobody honestly can. What I can say is that keeping a world consistent across a whole series is where a lot of authors get stuck. That's the problem this was built for.
To your royalties,
Andreas & Erika Quintana
Quintana Marketing
P.S. The launch price has ended; it's now $27.
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