Is hiring you cheaper than a marketplace freelancer?
Hourly bids can look lower until you add edits, a cover, formatting, and project management. Our packages are fixed for an agreed scope, compare the finished deliverable, not the first draft rate.
Tell us the idea, the length, and the deadline. We match you with a writer in that category and quote a package. Writing, edits, and files are in the number you approve, not billed by the hour.
Hiring an ebook writer here means a fixed quote, a genre-matched specialist introduced after NDA, and a dated chapter schedule. Compare the finished deliverable, manuscript, edits, files, and rights, not the lowest hourly draft rate.
A genre-matched writer introduced by name after NDA, not a rotating bid board. An NDA and a rights-transfer agreement so the finished ebook is yours. A schedule with chapter delivery dates, not a vague "we will see."
Packages start at $699 for a focused 15,000-word guide and go to $3,999 for a full-length authority book with launch support.
We staff writers for categories we know: business and finance, health and wellness, memoir, self-help, and related nonfiction. The match happens before you pay for a full manuscript, so the person writing has already done work in that lane.
Hiring one freelancer for chapters, another for edits, and a third for a cover is how manuscripts stall. A studio quote includes the path to retailer-ready files. If you only need writing, say so. We will not pad the scope.
Read our comparison of ghostwriting versus hiring a freelancer if you are weighing a low hourly bid against a fixed package.
| Feature | Freelancer | ebookwriters.us studio |
|---|---|---|
| Writing | Yes, one person | Genre-matched writer |
| Editing | Often extra | Included by package |
| Cover design | Usually separate | Available in package |
| KDP / files | Usually separate | Available in package |
| Project management | You manage it | Studio-managed schedule |
| Rights and NDA | Varies | NDA + rights transfer before writing |
Use the same four questions on every quote, including ours. Vague answers are the signal, not a slightly higher package price.
A bid that never mentions NDA or assignment is not a bargain. Neither is a vendor who insists on publishing from their retailer account "for convenience," or a promise of a full-length book with no outline, no sample, and no dated schedule.
Send the audience, the job the book has to do, target length, and deadline on the contact page. You hear back within one working day with a clear yes, no, or clarifying question, then a fixed quote, not an hourly estimate.
Hourly bids can look lower until you add edits, a cover, formatting, and project management. Our packages are fixed for an agreed scope, compare the finished deliverable, not the first draft rate.
Yes. Say so on the contact form. We will quote writing without padding publishing work you do not need.
After you approve a written scope and quote. We do not start manuscript work on an open hourly tab.
Send the idea, target length, and deadline on the contact form. We reply within one working day, hold a discovery call, sign an NDA, and send a fixed quote and dated schedule. Writing starts after you approve the scope.
Yes. After the NDA, we introduce the writer matched to your category by name. We do not publish a public roster because most of our titles are confidential ghostwriting.
The sample chapter is the checkpoint. If it misses your voice, we rewrite it at no cost before the rest of the manuscript is written, and every package includes revision rounds after that.
Yes. The Starter package covers up to 15,000 words for $699, which suits most lead magnets and short guides.
You do. Rights transfer to you before writing begins. You keep 100% of royalties and your retailer accounts, and your name goes on the cover.