Book auditing process for self-published authors

Take your book to a professional level.

Professional audits of covers, titles, and descriptions for self-published authors.

Is your book published, but absolutely nothing is happening?

Do you want to know why your book isn’t taking off?

You published it on Amazon with all the excitement in the world — and now, silence. No sales, no reviews, no sign of real readers.

There are countless invisible details that may be sabotaging your book:

  • An unclear book description
  • A weak or unfocused title
  • An unprofessional-looking cover

You need a strategy. We’ll show you exactly what to improve so your book looks professional, gains visibility, and ultimately does what it’s meant to do: sell.

No account • One-time payment • English or Spanish

Audit your cover, title and book description.

Get clear recommendations and best practices from a team experienced in self-publishing and editing. Delivered as a PDF report with concrete analysis and actionable improvements.

24–48h Delivery
PDF Report format
EN / ES Supported

What you get

  • Verdict: Ready / Ready with fixes / Not ready
  • Written audit notes: tailored observations based on your specific book listing
  • Clear improvement guidelines: concrete recommendations
  • PDF report: a structured document you can save, share, or use as a working reference

We focus on what readers see before they buy (NOT on manuscript critique)

Cover Audit includes thumbnail

We evaluate your cover at thumbnail size and full size: readability, genre signals, composition and professional polish.

  • Click potential at small size
  • Genre clarity
  • Common design “red flags”

Title & Subtitle Audit

We check clarity, market fit and reader expectations, and whether your title/subtitle communicates the right promise.

  • Clarity and memorability
  • Search-friendly structure
  • Expectation alignment

Description (Blurb) Audit

We review your description for hook, structure and persuasion, and flag friction points that reduce conversions.

  • Hook + first lines
  • Structure and clarity
  • CTA and trust signals

Built for relaunches, series, and authors who need clarity

Whether you’re publishing a new book or improving an underperforming listing, you’ll receive a structured audit designed to help you make clear, informed decisions.

  • Clear evaluation of each audited element
  • Priority recommendations, so you know what to address first
  • Targeted improvement suggestions for titles and descriptions (when relevant)
  • PDF report delivered by email

Editorial, branding, and cover expertise for self-published books

Our audits are grounded in practical experience with self-published books. We focus on editorial clarity, book branding, and cover design, the elements that shape first impressions and influence buying decisions.

  • Editorial perspective on titles, subtitles, and descriptions
  • Book branding expertise, including genre positioning and visual coherence
  • Cover design analysis focused on readability, composition, and market expectations

Add Real Reader Feedback to your Audit

Alongside the professional audit, you can choose to include feedback from a group of real readers. Their role is to share honest impressions about how your book is perceived at first glance.

  • Feedback from a group of real readers, not automated analysis
  • Focused on first impressions, clarity, and interest
  • Aggregated opinions highlighting what attracts attention and what creates doubts
  • Private qualitative feedback, used exclusively to improve your book’s presentation

Reader feedback is shared as contextual insight. Editorial judgment remains at the core of the audit.

Example audit report preview

A detailed audit report you can actually work with

You’ll receive a structured, in-depth PDF report written specifically for your book. This is a professional audit designed to help you improve how your book is presented to readers.

The report clearly explains what works, what can be improved, and why, focusing on the elements that influence visibility, trust, and buying decisions on platforms like Amazon KDP and Kobo.

  • Clear analysis of each audited element
  • Strengths and weaknesses explained, not just listed
  • Concrete improvement suggestions, prioritized by impact
  • Built for real publishing decisions, not theory

Pricing (USD)

One-time payments. No subscriptions. Delivered within 24–48 hours.

Individual Audits

$125 Cover Audit

$75 Title + Subtitle Audit

$140 Description Audit

Optional add-on: Real Reader Feedback

Packs: Complete Audit Bundle

$750 Pack: 3 Books · $250 per book

$1100 Pack: 5 Books · $220 per book

Want the PRO version? Add Real Reader Feedback at checkout.

How it works

Simple process. No account needed.

  1. Choose an audit Individual, bundle, or pack.
  2. Submit your details Cover, title/subtitle and/or description.
  3. Pay once Secure checkout via Stripe.
  4. Receive your PDF report Delivered by email within 24–48 hours.

FAQ

Quick answers before you order.

Do I need an account?

No. Just place your order and we’ll deliver your PDF report by email.

What languages do you support?

We currently offer audits in English and Spanish.

Do you read my manuscript?

No. We audit your book’s packaging and listing: cover, title/subtitle and description.

How fast will I receive my audit?

Delivery is typically within 24–48 hours. PRO orders with reader feedback may take longer.

Is this a guarantee of sales?

No. We don’t promise rankings or sales. We help you improve clarity, positioning and reader perception.

The team behind your book audit

Behind every audit is a group of professionals specialized in the elements that shape how a book is perceived before it is purchased.

We are a small, specialized team with hands-on experience in self-publishing, editing, and book presentation on platforms such as Amazon KDP and Kobo.

We do not outsource judgment or rely on automated analysis. Every audit is carried out manually, combining editorial perspective, branding, and an understanding of the reader market.

  • Editorial focus on titles, subtitles, and descriptions
  • Branding criteria applied to covers and genre positioning
  • Marketing insight focused on perception, clarity, and conversion
  • Design and readability evaluated from the reader’s point of view

Team roles

  • Editorial branding specialist
    Defines visual coherence, genre signals, and the book’s positioning within its niche.
  • Editorial copywriter
    Analyzes titles, subtitles, and descriptions with a focus on clarity, reader promise, and persuasive effectiveness.
  • Cover designer
    Evaluates composition, readability, visual hierarchy, and thumbnail performance.
  • Editorial marketing specialist
    Brings a perspective focused on visibility, perception, and friction in the buying decision.

Each audit combines these perspectives to deliver a coherent, clear analysis that supports real publishing decisions.