One honest thing before anything else: we are not Amazon, and we're not affiliated with Amazon — nobody is. What we do is Amazon book publishing done for you: editing, cover, formatting, and your book live on Amazon KDP in eBook, paperback, and hardcover, while the account, the royalties, and the rights stay 100% yours.
We'll say it plainly because most publishing companies won't: anyone can open a Kindle Direct Publishing account today for $0, and if you're comfortable with file formats and spine-width math, KDP is genuinely fine. But "free to upload" is not "free to do well." This is the actual list.
Twelve jobs, all yours. Most take longer than the manuscript did to write.
We do those twelve. You keep the three decisions that matter.
Where those twelve steps go wrong for DIY authors, in our experience: step 5 and step 7. A home-made cover gets scrolled past no matter how good the book is, and a book filed under the wrong categories with weak keywords is invisible to the readers looking for exactly it. "Free" publishing usually costs its savings back in sales that never happen.
Here's how the money works — the same explanation you'd get from us on the phone. On eBooks priced between $2.99 and $9.99, Amazon pays you 70% of the list price; price outside that window and the rate drops by half. On paperbacks and hardcovers, Amazon keeps roughly 40% of the list price plus the printing cost, and you get what's left. So on a $20 paperback, you'll typically keep $7–$12 a copy.
Our fee is the one-time package price. We take zero from royalties — Amazon pays your own account directly, every 60–90 days.
eBook, paperback, and hardcover, each formatted to Amazon's spec. Hardcover is included from the $1,199 Professional package up.
Your author page with photo, bio, and every edition linked in one place. Most DIY authors never set it up — and it shows.
100% ownership of your book, stated in your contract. NDA available. Nothing goes live without your written approval of the final files.








“I tried KDP on my own for four months. The cover file got rejected twice and I never did figure out the keywords. These folks had my book live in both formats in nine weeks, and the royalties come straight to my bank like they said they would.”
Two packages cover most Amazon-focused authors. Emerging Author Essentials, $699: editing, custom cover, interior design, your book on Amazon as eBook and paperback, plus your Author Central page. Professional, $1,199: adds hardcover, ISBNs, and four more stores — Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo, and Google Books. Both are one payment at the current 50%-off price, and you can start with a 50% deposit. All six packages, feature by feature, are on the pricing page.
No. No publishing service is — Amazon doesn't have affiliates for this, and a company that implies a special relationship with Amazon is showing you a red flag. We're an independent Georgia company that publishes your book through Amazon KDP on your behalf, in your name.
Uploading to KDP is free. Publishing well isn't: bought separately, editing, a professional cover, and formatting commonly run $1,500–$3,000. Our packages bundle all of it from $699, one payment. Here's the full cost breakdown →
Typically $7–$12 a copy. Amazon keeps its standard cut — about 30–40% of the list price depending on format — plus printing costs, and pays the rest to your own account every 60–90 days. We take nothing from it, ever.
Not necessarily — an ISBN is included with our packages. If you want one registered in your own name (some authors do, for full control of the record), it's $200 through us versus about $300 buying direct.
Yours. The book publishes under your name, the rights stay yours in writing, and royalties flow from Amazon directly to your bank account — not through us. That's one of the three promises in every contract we sign.
About 60 days for a finished manuscript — most of that is editing and your approval rounds. Illustrated children's books run 2–3 months. We won't promise a calendar date before we've seen your manuscript; nobody honest can. See the step-by-step process →
Do your homework first — we mean it. Read what publishing a book really costs, compare our full book publishing services, or start with the genre pages: children's books and Christian books.