KDP & Platform Setup

Get your book onto Amazon cleanly, correctly, and ready to sell.

Publishing on Amazon KDP involves more than uploading a file. Categories, keywords, pricing, metadata, and storefront presentation all affect whether readers find your book — and whether they click "Buy." We handle the technical details so you can focus on writing.

What we set up

Kindle ebook upload

We prepare and upload your ebook file, configure the product page, set pricing across all Amazon marketplaces, and ensure the "Look Inside" preview works correctly.

Paperback setup

We configure your paperback edition with the correct trim size, margins, bleed settings, and cover specifications. We test the proof and make sure it prints cleanly before going live.

Metadata & categories

Choosing the right categories and keywords is one of the most impactful things you can do for discoverability. We research your genre, select optimal browse categories, and write keyword strings that help readers find your book.

Pricing strategy

We advise on pricing across ebook and paperback based on your genre norms, series strategy, and royalty goals — including when to use countdown deals, free promotions, or Kindle Unlimited.

Why it matters

A poorly configured KDP listing can mean your book doesn't appear in the right categories, has a broken preview, or shows incorrect pricing in international stores. These are fixable problems — but they cost you sales every day they go unnoticed. Getting the setup right from day one means your book starts working for you immediately.

How it works

1. Brief call or email. Tell us about your book: genre, format, target audience, and any existing Amazon presence.

2. We set everything up. We configure your KDP listing, optimise metadata, and prepare both ebook and paperback editions.

3. You review. We walk you through the listing before it goes live so you're confident everything is correct.

4. Go live. We publish and monitor for the first 48 hours to catch any issues with indexing, categories, or pricing propagation.