How it works

Five steps from manuscript to bookstore.

Most of the work is ours.

Where the AI goes, and where it doesn't

We don't write your book. You do.

Anyone can generate a book now, and the result reads like it. What a model does not have is your experience — the anecdote only you can tell, the thing you learned the hard way, the judgement you built over years. That is the part a reader cannot get anywhere else, so it is the part you write.

We put AI where it belongs: the mechanical and repetitious work, the research, the checking, the formatting, the hundred small passes that make a manuscript into a book. Not the writing.

1

Tell us about your book

Send us your manuscript and your goals. We’ll confirm it’s a fit and recommend the right package.

2

We edit and design

Our editors (working with AI) polish your manuscript, and we design a cover built to compete with any traditional title. You’re in the loop at every approval.

3

You approve the proof

You review a print-ready proof of the interior and cover. Nothing goes to print until you say yes.

4

We publish everywhere

We assign your ISBN, format every edition, and submit your book to global distribution — Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Ingram’s 40,000+ retailers, schools, and libraries.

5

You earn

If you bought the work outright, you keep 100% of net revenue (after print and platform fees). On the partnership track you keep 70% and we keep 30%. Either way, for as long as your book sells — and you keep your rights, always.

Timeline

Your book is print-ready in days — our first client title took five. How fast depends on the manuscript and on you: a finished, clean draft with a responsive author moves quickly; one that needs restructuring, rights cleared or chapters rewritten takes longer. After we submit, Amazon usually lists within about 72 hours; Barnes & Noble and Ingram’s broader network roll out over the following weeks — versus the 1–2 years of the traditional route.