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License the finished CBSE video library under your brand — or go deeper: editable source files your team can translate into regional languages and restructure for any board.
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Why publishers license from us
Pair your print list with 5,000+ CBSE-aligned animated videos, 7,125+ MCQs and NCERT solutions — under your imprint, with lifetime selling rights. Your reps walk into schools with video from the next visit.
Editable project files — animation sources, voice-over stems, graphics — are available under a separate licence, so your team can produce regional-language editions or restructure chapters for state boards.
Scripts, subject review, animation, narration and QA are already done across 285 chapters. You start at the adaptation step, not the blank page.
The source-file licence covers creating and selling adapted versions — the clause most content vendors refuse to write. Scope and pricing are agreed per project.
The rendered library is ₹5,00,000 one-time (English) with lifetime selling rights. Source files are a separate licence with scope-dependent pricing — tell us the chapters and target language, and you'll get a written quote.
Common questions
Publisher licensing FAQs
Yes. Edupotion licenses editable project files (animation sources, audio stems, graphics) separately from the rendered library, specifically for publishers translating into regional languages or adapting to state boards. Pricing depends on scope — chapters and formats — and is quoted per project.
Source-file licensing is scope-dependent, so there is no list price: a two-chapter pilot and a full-library adaptation are different projects. Share the chapters and target language or board, and you receive a written quote.
That is the point of the source-file licence: it explicitly covers producing derivative versions and selling them under your brand. The rendered white-label library (₹5,00,000 one-time) separately covers hosting, distributing and reselling the existing English/Hindi content.
Scope a pilot in one conversation.
Bring two chapters and a target language — leave with a quote and a timeline.