How it works

Five steps from manuscript to bookstore.

Most of the work is ours.

Don't have a book in mind yet? Get three free ideas.

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.