Audiobook Publishing
Manuscript to distribution-ready master.
The audiobook journey from manuscript to distribution-ready master: manuscript review, production planning, narration, audio editing, mastering, cover and metadata, quality control, and distribution support. Choose author-supplied narration, narrator coordination, or full-service production.
Authors and narrators bringing a book to audio.
What you receive.
- Manuscript review
- Production plan
- Narration (per chosen path)
- Audio editing & mastering
- Cover & metadata prep
- Quality control
- Distribution support
Audiobook Publishing
A chapter-based journey from manuscript to a distribution-ready master — with recording-session notes at every stage.
- 01Manuscript Review00:00
- 02Production Planning00:38
- 03Narration01:52
- 04Audio Editing03:20
- 05Mastering04:47
- 06Cover & Metadata05:31
- 07Quality Control06:15
- 08Distribution Support07:02
Author-Supplied Narration
You record; we handle editing, mastering, cover, metadata, and QC.
Narrator Coordination
We help coordinate a narrator and manage production around them.
Full-Service Production
We manage the entire journey from manuscript to distribution-ready master.
How it runs.
- 01
Manuscript review
We review the manuscript and plan the production.
- 02
Narration
You narrate, we coordinate a narrator, or we produce full-service.
- 03
Edit & master
We edit and master to platform technical requirements.
- 04
Prep & QC
We prepare cover and metadata, run quality control, and support distribution.
- Sample chapter production
- Retail audio sample
- Pronunciation guide
- Final manuscript
- Narration (if author-supplied)
- Cover assets or brief
Audiobook Publishing — questions
Straight answers, including the things we deliberately don’t promise.
Yes. You can supply your own narration, have us coordinate a narrator, or choose full-service production where we manage the entire recording.
We prepare audiobooks to meet the technical requirements of major platforms and support distribution. We do not claim official partnerships with any specific platform.
Information provided about copyright, royalties, platform requirements, and distribution is general operational guidance, not legal advice. Clients retain ownership of their original content unless a separate written agreement states otherwise.
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Tell us what you are creating, where you are in the process, and what kind of support you need.