> I buy non-DRM ebooks (so far, they cost about twice Kindle prices), Curious about this one. The price is set by the publisher, so it's not like you can just

> I buy non-DRM ebooks (so far, they cost about twice Kindle prices), Curious about this one. The price is set by the publisher, so it's not like you can just opt to pay for a DRM or a DRM-free copy of the book at checkout. I assume you mean that the publishers who offer DRM-free books tend to be more expensive? That might track if they're indie publishers, since they can't afford to be loss-leaders on a product. But FWIW, Tor Books offers all of their stuff DRM free across the major platforms (Amazon, Kobo, Google Play, B&N, Apple Books, etc.) and they go on sale just as often as the major publishers, in my experience.