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Pricing

Start free. Pay when it has earned it.

Fifty credits the moment you sign up — enough to name your book, shape its outline, write every chapter and draw a cover for it. No card, and nothing counting down while you make up your mind.

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50 credits · No card · No countdown

Plans

Four plans, and the smallest one finishes a book.

Every plan includes the print-quality PDF, the hosted opt-in page, and no cut of anything you sell. What changes is how much you can make, and whose name is on it.

Ten months' price for twelve, and 20% more credits every month on top.

  • Free

    Use it.

    $0

    No card, no countdown

    50 creditsonce

    Enough to write it and cover it

    • 50 credits the moment you sign up
    • Your whole book written — every chapter, yours to keep
    • The first two chapters to read, and a sample PDF to send
    • Draft-quality cover artwork
    • Your opt-in page published as a marked preview
  • Creator

    Own it.

    $12.50/ month

    $150 billed yearly

    600 creditsa month

    About 13 books

    • Every chapter of every book, on screen and in the PDF
    • Your pages claimed: the preview marks off, the form on
    • 500 credits a month — about ten books
    • Full-quality cover artwork, and your PDF unbranded
    • Subscribers, and a CSV of them whenever you want
  • Publisher

    Most chosen

    Scale it.

    $25/ month

    $300 billed yearly

    1,800 creditsa month

    About 39 books

    • 1,500 credits a month — about thirty books
    • One custom domain
    • Full analytics: sources and history
    • Higher generation limits
    • Everything in Creator
  • Studio

    Resell it.

    $62.50/ month

    $750 billed yearly

    6,000 creditsa month

    About 130 books

    • 5,000 credits a month — about a hundred books
    • Five custom domains
    • Your logo and colours, our name nowhere
    • Delivery email from your own domain
    • Ten seats

Buying outright

Or top up without subscribing.

Credits bought outright stay good for three months. Handy when a month runs short — though a plan gives you more of them every month for less.

  • One ebook

    On us

    $39

    600 credits · good for 3 months

    Enter FREEBOOK at checkout — first one is free.

    Everything one book takes, with room to redo the cover until it is right.

  • 300 credits

    $25

    300 credits · good for 3 months

    Enough to finish what you started.

  • 1,000 credits

    $69

    1,000 credits · good for 3 months

    Two books and change, at the better rate.

The comparison worth making

A Creator subscriber who buys one 300-credit pack has spent $40 that month for 800 credits.

Publisher is $30 for 1,500. Five dollars more, for nearly double — every month, without having to think about it again.

What you keep, on every plan

  • The book. Every book you make stays yours and stays downloadable, whether you keep paying or not.
  • The money. Sell it for whatever you like. We take no percentage — if you sell through a storefront, its fee is between you and the storefront.
  • The download. Exporting the PDF costs nothing, on every plan, however many times you do it.
  • Your list. The email addresses your opt-in page collects are yours to export.

Questions

Money, rights, and what you keep.

What do I get for free?
Fifty credits when you sign up, and no card is asked for. That covers naming the book, shaping its outline, writing every chapter and drawing cover artwork — a real book you export as a print-quality PDF and are free to sell. Free exports carry one line of small type in the footer. How far the 50 goes depends on how much you rework: rewriting a chapter costs a credit, and most people spend a few.
What is a credit?
What you spend as the book gets made: writing the chapters, drafting titles, drawing cover artwork. A whole first book runs about 46. You always see what a step costs before you take it, and your balance is on screen while you work.
Do credits expire?
Plan credits refresh at the start of each billing period — a fresh full balance every month rather than a pile that carries over. Credits bought outright stay good for three months. Your 50 free signup credits never expire at all.
Is there a watermark on my file?
There is one line of small type in the footer — “Made with CreateEbook” — and a matching line at the foot of your opt-in page. Nothing across the artwork, nothing over your writing, and the book still reads and prints properly. It starts on for everybody, because it is how most people find us. On a paid plan you can switch it off in Settings → Branding, and from then on the file is entirely yours with no mention of us anywhere in it.
Who owns the ebook I create?
You do, completely. You supplied the knowledge, you edited the text, and we claim no rights over the result. Sell it, license it, put your own copyright notice in the front matter.
Can I sell the ebooks I make here?
Yes. Commercial use is included on every plan and we take no percentage of what you earn. If you sell through Amazon KDP, Gumroad or Payhip, that platform's own fee applies — that part is between you and them.
What happens if I stop paying?
Books you have made stay yours and stay downloadable. A plan buys new work, not access to old work. Your subscriber list stays exportable too.
What file formats do I get?
Two files and a page. A print-quality PDF with embedded fonts, correct trim size and correct margins; a reflowable EPUB for phones and e-readers; and a hosted opt-in page at a shareable link. The PDF keeps the layout the book was designed with, the EPUB gives that up so the text fits whatever somebody is reading on, and Amazon will only take the second. You can download both without an account; a subscription is what opens every chapter rather than the first two, and a book you wrote while subscribed stays open afterwards.

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See the first chapter. Then decide.

Paste your notes and see the first chapter. If it is not good enough, you have lost ten minutes and no money.

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  • 50 credits to start
  • No card
  • Yours to sell