Public, Workspace Access, and Pro, explained clearly

Public first

Browse public markets first, then follow the books, publishers, or rights signals already visible on that route without signing in. Public discovery should stand on its own before any account request appears.

Access later

Access matters once you want persistence: save what matters, revisit a market, and keep the working context alive without rebuilding it each time. If the workflow later needs alerts or exports, that is reviewed as Pro inside Workspace Access. The first step is a guided request with a short explanation, not a blank internal note.

Save

Keep the titles and publishers that already earned attention

Save books, save publishers, and reopen the same shortlist later without losing the public trail that made the record credible.

Follow

Turn one market into a repeatable desk

Follow a market, keep the month in view, and come back to the same working context once new books, publishers, or rights movement appear.

Alert and export

Add alerts and exports when timing starts to matter

Use Workspace Access to keep reusable lists and return routes alive. Add alerts and exports later when the workflow grows into Pro instead of a lighter saved-workflow layer.

What kind of page is this?

It is the pricing and access page for WPH. It explains the public layer, Workspace Access, and Pro together, even though Pro pricing is not published as a self-serve table yet.

When do I see pricing?

Public browsing is free. Workspace Access starts by request. Pro pricing is shared after fit review, then the billing page becomes the place to manage checkout and subscription state.

What does Pro add?

Pro expands Workspace Access with alerts, exports, full calendar access, deeper activity history, advanced filters, and fuller translation-route visibility, starting with the workflow you came from.

Why keep some data public?

Because the public layer is how WPH earns trust. Country discovery, selected shelf context, and methodology should stay readable without forcing a login wall onto basic market understanding.

Is this for publishers, translators, or scouts?

All three. The public layer is editorial and trust-building. Workspace Access becomes useful when you need to revisit a market with decisions, watchlists, and follow-up.

Which market should I start with?

Start with public markets. That is the clearest public route for the workflow you came from, and Workspace Access should only extend that context rather than replace it.