We offer flexible publishing options under our own imprint or a custom one of your choice. You can publish under our house imprint or create your own publishing name—it’s entirely your decision.

While we don’t take any share of your profits, some standard platform costs apply. For eBooks, platforms like Amazon typically keep 30%, while you receive 70%. For paperbacks, Amazon takes about 40%, printing costs average around $3, and the rest goes to you. If you choose to publish a hardcover, we’ll walk you through the details before moving forward.

Actually, it doesn’t. Our service-based model ensures our focus stays on your goals—not just book sales.

By charging a flat fee and allowing you to retain 100% of your rights and royalties, we prioritize helping you achieve outcomes like building authority, landing speaking engagements, or attracting clients. A royalty-based model shifts focus to maximizing sales volume, which may not align with your bigger vision.

Technically, yes—but not in the way you might think.

When most people ask this, what they’re really wondering is, “Will my book look self-published or unprofessional?” The answer: absolutely not. You’re hiring us to make sure your book is created and published to the highest professional standards.

Your book is published through a credible, established imprint (either ours or one you choose), with complete ownership and control in your hands. So, while you retain full rights like in self-publishing, the result is far from amateur.

In today’s world, many bestselling and influential books are produced outside of traditional publishing. Our model combines the best of both worlds—professional publishing standards with the freedom and control of ownership

Yes and no. This is a complicated answer, again because the publishing business is so weird.

Yes, we make your book available for order and sale in bookstores and retail outlets. All our books are put into the Ingram database, and can be ordered in every bookstore in the country.

No, we do not automatically put your book in bookstores. This is because bookstores carry very few books, reserving their limited space for established authors or books from publishers who are paying for shelf space.

You generally need to sell at least 25,000 copies before bookstores become interested in carrying your book. That’s the bad news. The good news is that being in bookstores doesn’t really matter anymore. A book sitting on a shelf doesn’t sell in most cases. In terms of buyer behavior, most people who shop at Barnes & Noble also shop on Amazon, so if they don’t see a book at Barnes & Noble, they’ll just go to Amazon. In other words, lack of bookstore distribution in and of itself doesn’t necessarily lose you very many sales.

The reality is, for almost all authors, being in a bookstore is purely about ego, and not about actual ROI. We don’t deny that going into a bookstore and seeing your book on the shelf is nice, but having a book in a bookstore does almost nothing in terms of sales or awareness. It is only a status object.

We don’t charge you anything for copies. You get to buy copies at the print cost. For print on demand paperback, Kindle Direct Publishing and IngramSpark not only prints books for approximately $4 a copy when they’re ordered through Amazon, but they’ll sell the author these books at the same cost. At any time after the book is published, you can order copies in any quantities you’d like at this discounted price, direct from the printer (we don’t make money on copies).

If you are looking for a larger quantity of books (1,000 or more), we set you up with a commercial offset printer to handle this request. They can provide better prices at large quantities. We take no markup.

Your book cover and manuscript interior layout will be designed by world class designers, but you have full creative control.

Our Creative Director has done dozens of New York Times Best Sellers, as well as the other book cover designers we’ve worked with. Combined, they have worked on over 100 best sellers that have sold millions of copies. You are getting the very best in design, because having a great book cover is a key to establishing your book as credible and professional.

Before we start the design process, you’ll have a long conversation with the Creative Director to understand your vision for the cover (if you have any). We organize this information into a design brief and use it to create a series of initial cover designs, which you will review and give feedback on. Just like all parts of our process, you will have full, 100% approval of your cover.

We will manage the logistics to run an Amazon Bestseller Campaign that focuses on maximizing early sales, reviews, and rankings, all to build the foundation of early credibility for your book’s long term success.

We will also support you in promoting the book to your connections by creating social media graphics for the book, crafting a book announcement email, gifting free copies to your friends and family, and creating a strategy for you to get the support of influencers who you know.

By the end of the first week of your book release, your book should have Amazon bestseller status, a burst of early sales, a baseline of reviews, awareness among your network, and you should have a plan for how to continue to leverage it going forward.

We do offer other add-on marketing packages as well.