Most people who want to write a book do not need another tool. They need a deadline, a system that tells them what today’s job is, and someone who notices when they stop.
A first-time author typically spends $2,000–$4,000 getting a book out - editing, formatting, a cover, and someone to hold the process together. Novelbound does most of that in software, so the human hours go where they actually help.
The app. You do the writing and the uploading.
Best for: Writers who want the system and are happy to press the buttons themselves.
You finished it. I publish it.
Best for: A manuscript that is done, and an author who does not want to learn KDP's interface to get it out.
Start with an idea. Finish with a listing.
Best for: Someone who has been going to write this book for years and needs a deadline, a system, and somebody expecting them on Tuesday.
The promise. Published within 90 days of your kickoff call, or the next 90 days are free - the program, the calls and the publishing.
Talk about your bookMost self-published books do not fail because they are bad. They fail because nobody hears about them in the fortnight that decides everything.
Founding rate - $897 after.
Ad budget is separate and stays in your own Amazon account. I never hold your ad spend.
The 90-day program includes four calls with me and a book I personally get onto Amazon. That is one person’s time, and ten at once is the honest ceiling - past that, the calls slip and the thing I am selling stops being true. When the ten are taken the page will say so, and the price goes to $2,497 for the next cohort.
If you are not sure which tier fits, start with the app at $12.99 and see whether the daily questions suit you. It comes off the price if you upgrade inside your first month.
Ninety days from now it could be on Amazon instead.
Talk about your book