Publishing software for the love of magazines

At RunMags, we LOVE to read magazines in all sorts of channels. We also believe that magazines serve an important purpose in both educating and entertaining people. This is why we have made RunMags to be ...

...Your All-in-One Magazine Publishing Solution.

The RunMags brand promise is quite bold. It's our firm belief that software vendors have underserved the publishing industry for a long time. The human and financial resources needed to operate a publishing business are unreasonable.

Before RunMags, smaller publishers had to invent patched-together software tools and processes to cope with the workload. In contrast, enterprise publishers spent millions of dollars on software that took years to implement in their organizations. With RunMags, we have introduced a software platform that both smaller publishers as well as enterprise publishers can operate their business on.

"FOR THE LOVE OF MAGAZINES" is our reason for getting out of bed every day.

Connect the work behind every magazine

A magazine business combines commercial relationships with editorial and production deadlines. An advertising sale creates commitments for the next issue, a subscription creates an ongoing reader relationship, and both require a clear billing process. When those activities live in separate tools, staff may spend more time checking versions and copying information than deciding what to do next.

RunMags magazine publishing software connects advertising sales, contracts, subscriptions, production and billing. It gives the team a platform to evaluate the whole business workflow rather than treating each handover as a separate application problem. The practical starting point is an issue and a sale that your staff understand well.

Advertising from enquiry to fulfillment

Follow the advertiser relationship through a proposal and signed agreement. RunMags includes contract management and eSign, connecting that agreement with fulfillment and billing work. Review how sales communicates promised placements and how production understands the artwork and issue deadlines. Include a changed order or late-artwork example when discussing your requirements.

Subscriptions and finance in the same business context

For reader-focused work, evaluate subscriber records, offers and renewals alongside circulation requirements. For finance, review the information needed to prepare invoices and collect or reconcile payments. Integration options include Stripe, QuickBooks, Xero, Fortnox and WordPress; discuss their current scope for your setup rather than assuming every service works identically.

Your next step with Maggie

Maggie is your publishing sidekick. Ask about contracts, billing, subscriptions or the daily workflow you are trying to improve. Website Maggie explains public information and helps you prepare questions; private account work belongs in the signed-in system. For a personal discussion, use Contact the team and explain your number of titles and requirements.

You can explore RunMags through a 14-day trial without a credit card or book a demo. Four onboarding hours are included, with additional help billed at EUR 125/hour. Review products and plans, then start a trial or book a walkthrough around your publishing business.

Bring the people who handle sales, production and finance into the same evaluation. Ask each colleague to identify the information they need and the handover that creates repeated work today. Their examples help you decide whether the platform fits your publishing business and how to approach the setup.