Who owns the finished ebook?
You do, completely. Rights transfer before writing begins. You keep royalties and retailer accounts.
A professional ghostwriter researches, outlines, and writes the manuscript. You stay the author. NDA before you share anything, full rights transfer before writing begins, and your name on the cover.
Ebook ghostwriting means a specialist researches, outlines, and writes the manuscript in your voice while you remain the author of record. At ebookwriters.us that path includes an NDA, a rights-transfer agreement before writing begins, revision rounds in the package, and files that match the plan you approve.
Ghostwriting here is not a first-draft dump. The writer assigned to you builds a chapter outline you approve, writes in a voice matched to interviews and samples, and revises against the rounds in your package.
Editing, a cover, and retailer-ready files are part of the same studio path, so the person writing the book is not disconnected from the people who design and publish it.
Authors with a clear idea and no time to draft. Experts who can talk the book but are not writers. Founders who need a lead-generating guide. Memoirists who want confidentiality and a finished manuscript under their name.
If you want the byline and the rights, and a studio that can carry the book through edits and files, this is the service.
We start with scope: length, audience, and the job the book must do. You get a fixed quote and a dated schedule. Then interviews, outline, sample chapter, full manuscript, edits, and files.
If the sample chapter misses your voice, we rewrite it at no cost before the rest of the manuscript is written.
Voice is not a style filter applied at the end. We match it from recorded interviews, any writing samples you already have, and the reader you named in the brief. Short and standard nonfiction projects often take two to four hours of your time across discovery, interviews, and chapter reviews. Memoirs and interview-intensive books can require substantially more. We name that load in the quote.
Research stays inside the agreed brief: your frameworks, your stories, and publicly checkable facts in your niche. We will not invent lived detail you did not provide, and we will flag claims that need your sign-off before they go in the manuscript.
These are the length bands on the pricing page. Open that page for the full feature list.
| Package | Starting from | Typical length | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $699 | Up to 15,000 words | 3 weeks |
| Professional | $1,499 | Up to 30,000 words | 5 weeks |
| Premium | $2,499 | Up to 50,000 words | 8 weeks |
| Elite | $3,999 | Up to 100,000 words | 12 weeks |
You keep copyright, royalties, and your retailer accounts. An NDA is signed before you share source material. A rights-transfer agreement is signed before writing begins. Your name goes on the cover; ours appears nowhere unless you ask.
We staff writers for the categories we can do well. Portfolio work spans self-development, personal growth, memoir, business and finance, health and wellness, parenting, and related nonfiction. Fiction projects are considered when we have the right specialist.
If we cannot staff your niche honestly, we will say so rather than assign a generalist.
You do, completely. Rights transfer before writing begins. You keep royalties and retailer accounts.
Every package includes revision rounds (Starter starts at two). Premium lists unlimited revisions within the agreed scope. The sample chapter is rewritten at no cost if the voice is wrong.
About three weeks for a 15,000-word guide, five for ~30,000 words, eight for ~50,000, and up to twelve for a scoped Elite manuscript. Those bands assume a defined brief and typical interview load. Interview-heavy memoirs and research-heavy books get a custom timeline, not the same calendar as a lead-magnet ebook.
No, we do not deliver an unedited AI-generated book as ghostwriting. Your manuscript is written and revised by the assigned human writer, under studio editorial review. Ordinary tools may support research, outlining, or production admin; the published prose is authored for your voice. If you need stricter language in the agreement, say so on the discovery call.
A short brief (audience, goal, target length, deadline), time for a discovery call and interviews, and feedback as chapters land. Short and standard nonfiction often takes a few hours in total. Memoirs and interview-intensive projects can take substantially more.
Yes. NDA before source material. We do not put the studio name on your cover unless you request it.
Our packages run from $699 for up to 15,000 words to $3,999 for up to 100,000 words, with editing, a cover, and files included. At full length that is roughly four to five cents a word. Independent senior ghostwriters often charge much more per word; very low prices for a full book are a warning sign.
Marketplaces such as Upwork, Fiverr, and Reedsy connect you with individual freelancers, priced per hour or per word, and you manage editing, design, and publishing yourself. A studio like ours quotes one fixed fee for the writer, editing, cover, and files. Compare the finished deliverable, not the first draft rate.
Yes. A sample chapter is part of every project, written after you approve the outline. If it misses your voice, we rewrite it at no cost before the rest of the manuscript is written.
No one can honestly promise that. Bestseller lists depend on sales and choices nobody controls. We promise a well-written book on the agreed schedule, and we do not use bestseller claims to sell packages.
Yes. Ghostwriting is a long-standing, legal arrangement: you supply the ideas and stories, a professional writes, and a contract transfers the rights to you. Many business books and memoirs are written this way.
Our writers focus on nonfiction: self-development, memoir, business and finance, health and wellness, and parenting. Fiction is considered when we have the right specialist, and we will say so if we do not.
No. Our packages are fixed fees for an agreed scope. We do not use inflated "was" prices, coupon codes, or countdown timers.