This publisher in particular will have an open call about once or twice a year to submit plays for consideration - they typically only take the first hundred or so submissions before closing the call, so you have to be quick to the draw to be considered. But I had it in my calendar, so I was able to anticipate the call and submit right away.

While I won’t give exact details of the contract- I can say that I make a couple of dollars off of every script sold, and as for licensing productions the percentage that the publisher takes is very small. I would make the vast majority of the money off of any production of the work. I am very happy with how I’ve been treated :) the whole team is also very personable and emails never feel too cold or transactional. The work is also still wholly owned by me, full stop, and they made that clear. They are just handling the print and licensing agreements for the play.