No. Publishers have ownership over content, pay royalties, and are charged with marketing and selling that packaged content to consumers. We offer state-of-the-art printing services to publishers and authors, but do not act as a publisher.

Yes! We consider authors who are self-publishing their own books to be micro-publishers.

No. We do not market nor sell your books. The marketing process can be a rewarding experience and no one can market their book better than the author.

We specialize in print runs of as few as one copy, but can print as many units as is required.

No. A publisher can change their book as often as they like. Simply upload the changed PDF over the old one and print a proof to ensure the printed copy is as you wish.

None. We are printers and do not own any rights to any publisher content. Therefore there is no royalty to pay.

No. We are simply printers. The publisher always maintains full rights and control over their content and book files.

No. Customers are required to agree to our terms and conditions in order to open an account, but there are no contractual obligations for an account. Publishers are free to print as little or as many books as they like and are free to print with other printers.

We offer customers shipping options through UPS and the US Postal Service (USPS). Customers can choose the shipping option they prefer given the price and time to ship.

Because we print digitally on fully automated equipment, the economies of scale have already been reached with the first book. We are able to offer low prices with no minimum order quantity – the volume discounts have already been achieved with the first book and while we can print hundreds of units for our publishers, we give our best deal on the first unit.

All payments for orders through our website are made by credit card.

Like all printers, we encourage customers to print proofs before ordering multiple copies. Any issues with printing will show up in the proof. Any changes made to a book interior or cover should also prompt the printing of a proof. Unless the book has a manufacturing defect, we do not take returns or replace books.