PRINT ON DEMAND (POD)
Your manuscript is finished. Now let us help you turn it into a beautifully formatted, professionally designed book available on Amazon and through retailers, bookstores, and libraries worldwide—while you keep your rights and your royalties.
Where your book is sold:
- Amazon (worldwide): paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook
- International retailers, bookstores, and libraries: paperback and eBook, through Draft2Digital.
What you get
- Paperback: white or cream paper, black-and-white or full-color interior
- Hardcover: case laminate cover, black-and-white or color interior
- eBook: reflowable formatting that reads well on any device
Where your book is sold
- Amazon, through Kindle Direct Publishing
- Bookstores and libraries, through Draft2Digital's print distribution on the Ingram network
Why authors choose Inspire Publishing
- You keep 100% of your royalties. We take no commission.
- Author copies at print cost. Order as many or as few as you need.
- No inventory. Books are printed only when someone orders one.
- Your copyright stays yours.
- Local support. We guide Bahamian authors through account setup, including tax and payment details.
How it works
- Consultation. We talk through your book, your goals, and which formats and channels make sense for you. After reviewing your manuscript, we'll send you a clear quote before any work begins.
- Formatting. We prepare print-ready interiors and your eBook file.
- Cover design. A genre-appropriate cover built to spec for every format.
- Setup and upload. We set up your accounts with you, upload your files, and choose categories and keywords for discoverability.
- Proof and launch. You approve a digital proof and a printed proof. Then your book goes live, and the accounts are fully yours.
Let's talk about your book
Tell us a little about your project, and we'll schedule a call to go over formats, distribution, timeline, and cost. No need to send your manuscript yet.
Typical timeline: 6-8 weeks from approval. Production begins with a 50% deposit.
