You won’t believe what’s still wide open on Amazon KDP…
Every low-content niche on Amazon KDP is brutally crowded now.
Coloring books? Done. Word searches? Done. Composition notebooks, generic gratitude journals, the “100 dot grid pages” books, all crowded to the point where the third page of search results is full of identical PLR everyone bought from the same pack.
There’s one category that’s still wide open.
What category is it? You might be surprised – but, it’s planners.
Daily planners. Weekly planners. Fitness journals. ADHD trackers. Pregnancy logs. Pet care books. Finance planners. Habit trackers. Meal planners.
The category is evergreen, gift-driven, searched every day by people with credit cards in hand, and the supply is still mediocre because the production is genuinely hard.
That’s the gap.
Planner books take more design work than a coloring page, so most low-content publishers skip them. The ones who do publish are mostly buying the same PLR planner pack the next 8,000 publishers also bought.
Nobody’s actually building these from scratch because Canva makes it a forty-hour job, which can now be done with this new tool called Techo Royalty.
Publishing planner books used to be a pain. Not anymore.
It’s a browser-based planner builder.
You stack pre-built sections (habit grids, time slots, mood rows, kanban boards, macro circles) onto pages like Lego bricks instead of designing each page from scratch.
303 templates included across 30+ niches if you want a starting point.
Bulk book mode if you want to build a whole 100-page planner in one sitting.
PNG and PDF export ready for KDP or Etsy upload.
If you’ve ever poked at planner publishing and given up because Canva turned into a part-time job, this is the tool that unlocks it.
Techo Royalty Review Video
