A studio service
Your brand on the book. Our name nowhere.
Everything on this line — book production, Amazon Ads, multilingual editions — is built to be resold. Deliverables arrive unbranded, an NDA is standard on request, and we never contact your client. You set the price, you own the relationship, you take the margin; we're the production floor behind your agency.
N° 01The model
You front everything. We stay invisible.
The white-label rules here are absolute, not best-effort. Every file, report, and listing we produce is clean of our name and ready to carry yours. All communication runs through your agency — we have no channel to your client and will never open one.
That discipline is what makes the margin structure work: your client sees one accountable agency doing impressive work; you see a wholesale production partner whose rates drop as your volume grows.
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Unbranded deliverables
Book files, style galleries, ads reports, edition plans — everything ships without our identity, formatted so your agency's brand can go straight on.
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NDA on request
We'll sign your NDA before the first brief. The partnership itself can be confidential — your clients, your prospects, and your competitors never learn who's behind your production line.
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The relationship is yours
We never contact your client — no calls, no emails, no listing-level fingerprints. If a client asks who does the work, that answer is yours to give.
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Your price, your margin
We quote you wholesale; you set retail. No rate cards shown to your client, no minimum markup, no channel conflict — we don't sell to authors against you.
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Behind-the-scenes support
When a client asks something technical, we draft the answer for you to send, or join a call as your production team if you want us visible on your terms.
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Proof you can borrow
Our own published Amazon titles and the nine-style gallery exist so you have something concrete to show clients on day one — before your first client book ships.
N° 02How partnerships start
One pilot book, then a standing line.
We don't ask agencies to commit to volume they haven't seen delivered. Every partnership starts with a single pilot book: one client title through the full pipeline to a live listing, at a straightforward per-title rate, with every white-label rule in force from the first email.
When the pilot lands, we scope the standing arrangement — reserved capacity, turnaround SLAs, and a volume rate card shaped to how much you expect to send.
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1 · Pilot book
One title, full pipeline, live listing. You judge the output, the communication, and the discretion on a real client project before committing to more.
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2 · Rate card
After the pilot we build your volume rate card — per-title production, per-book ads management, per-edition languages — priced against your projected volume.
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3 · Reserved capacity
Standing partners get monthly production slots and agreed turnaround SLAs, so your agency can quote client deadlines with confidence.
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4 · Compounding margin
Rates fall as volume grows, and every service compounds: a produced book feeds the ads retainer, which funds the language editions — three revenue lines from one client.
Investment
Named engagements. Wholesale rates.
Every partnership starts with one pilot book and no further commitment. Rates are wholesale and improve with volume — pricing on request.
Pilot partner
On requestfirst title
One client book through the full line — the trust-building engagement.
- Full production pipeline, one title
- All white-label rules in force
- NDA signed before the first brief
- Unbranded deliverables & source files
- No further commitment
Standing partner
On requestvolume rates
Reserved capacity and a rate card for agencies shipping regularly.
- Reserved monthly production slots
- Turnaround SLAs you can quote to clients
- Volume rate card across all services
- Priority scheduling
- Single point of contact
- Client-question support behind the scenes
Programme partner
On requestmulti-service
Production, ads, and languages bundled across a client roster.
- Everything in Standing partner
- Bundled rates across all three services
- Roster-level planning calls
- First call on new capacity
- Deepest volume pricing
All partnership pricing is wholesale and volume-sensitive — volume pricing on request. We'll build your rate card around your projected pipeline after the pilot book, and it improves as your volume does.
Questions
The answers we give most often.
- Will you ever contact our client?
- Never. All communication runs through your agency, in both directions, always. We have no channel to your client, we don't put our name in files or listings, and if a client somehow contacted us directly we'd route them straight back to you.
- Can deliverables carry our agency's branding?
- Yes — that's the default. Everything arrives unbranded and formatted for your identity to go on: book files, style galleries, ads reports, edition plans. Present the production line as your own capability; that's what it's for.
- Will you sign an NDA?
- Yes, before the first brief — yours or ours, whichever you prefer. Confidentiality can cover the client work and the existence of the partnership itself.
- Can we get exclusivity?
- Category or territory exclusivity can be negotiated for programme partners with committed volume. What every partner gets regardless: we never sell to authors against you, and we never disclose which agencies we work with.
- What if a client asks us something we can't answer?
- We back you up invisibly. Send the question over and we'll draft a client-ready answer for your agency to send, or join a call presented as your production team. You're never left exposed on the technical detail.
- Do we have to commit to volume upfront?
- No. Every partnership starts with a single pilot book at a per-title rate and no further commitment. Volume rates and reserved capacity come after — once you've seen the line deliver on a real client project.
Next step
Start with one pilot book.
Tell us about your agency and the client project you'd pilot with — we'll reply within two business days with a per-title rate, an NDA if you want one first, and a start date.