Imprint by Moonstruck Software is a 100% offline royalty management and consolidated analytics engine for independent publishers. Available natively for macOS and Windows, Imprint aggregates sales data across 11 global channels (including Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, Draft2Digital, and ACX) into one dashboard. Reconcile true exchange rates, analyze backlist trends, dispatch automated PDF statements, and execute instant PayPal mass payouts entirely offline.
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I've run a small press for over 15 years now (Horrific Tales), and my biggest monthly headache was always the royalty run. It used to take me hours to combine all my data sources into a single source of truth just to work out who needed to get paid and how much.
All the products on the market seemed to be cloud-based with hefty subscription models. I honestly did not want to send my sensitive financial data to a third-party cloud server, nor did I want to pay yet another monthly subscription.
But I'm also a software professional with 30 years of experience, so I designed and built the exact tool I wanted to use.
Imprint is a fully offline, local-first engine that:
Combines 11 different vendor royalty statements into a single unified dashboard.
Generates and emails branded author royalty statements with a couple of mouse clicks.
Outputs PayPal Mass Payment files for instant global batch payouts.
Lets you analyze backlist sales data across multiple platforms over your company's entire lifetime.
With the help of our incredible design partners—Crystal Lake Publishing, Raw Dog Screaming Press, and Foolscap & Quill—Imprint has been stress-tested and developed to handle the most demanding small press business models.
I'd love to know: for those of you managing multi-contributor projects or wide distribution, what is the most frustrating bottleneck in your current accounting workflow?
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I've been using the Imprint royalty software for a month now. I was lucky to find it while trying to dig my way through royalty statements to authors. It is so time consuming to compile all the royalty information from Ingram, Amazon, B&N, etc as well as sales to independent book stores (& calculate the net income) to determine the royalties due to authors. It was giving me a headache. I entered the 2026 data to give it a try then started working backwards. I entered ten years of data in a few hours. I found this software useful not only for royalty statements but for seeing long term trends. (Much easier to see than in Quickbooks or spreadsheets) I am now considering changing my marketing strategies as a result. Moonstruck was very responsive to questions and suggestions for how to improve the software. The image below shows the Imprint dashboard display for my 2025 data. I like the fact that the database is securely located on my own computer, not in a "cloud" in a data center somewhere.
I've been using the Imprint royalty software for a month now. I was lucky to find it while trying to dig my way through royalty statements to authors. It is so time consuming to compile all the royalty information from Ingram, Amazon, B&N, etc as well as sales to independent book stores (& calculate the net income) to determine the royalties due to authors. It was giving me a headache. I entered the 2026 data to give it a try then started working backwards. I entered ten years of data in a few hours. I found this software useful not only for royalty statements but for seeing long term trends. (Much easier to see than in Quickbooks or spreadsheets) I am now considering changing my marketing strategies as a result. Moonstruck was very responsive to questions and suggestions for how to improve the software. The image below shows the Imprint dashboard display for my 2025 data. I like the fact that the database is securely located on my own computer, not in a "cloud" in a data center somewhere.