A proposal editors can't stop reading.
In non-fiction, the proposal sells the book, not the finished manuscript. We write yours with you, from market positioning to the sample chapter.
What your proposal has to do.
A book proposal is a business case wrapped around great writing. It has to convince an editor that the book matters, that readers are waiting for it, and that you are the person to write it. Every section carries part of that argument, and we build each one with you.
- A hook that earns the read from the first paragraph
- Market positioning that names your reader and the shelf your book belongs on
- Competitive analysis of the titles editors will compare yours against
- A sample chapter that proves the book, not just the idea
- The full package publishers expect, assembled and polished
We write it with you.
This is collaboration, not a template. You bring the expertise, the stories, and the material only you have. We bring structure, a close read of the market, and the editorial pressure that turns a solid draft into a sharp one.
It helps that we also sell books. The same team pitches publishers in the US and Europe, so every page of your proposal is written for the people who will actually decide.
Start free, and start with one page.
You don't need to wait for us to begin. The free proposal builder in our author portal walks you through the pieces publishers actually want: comp titles, market angle, sample chapter, the whole package.
And everyone starts with our one-page mini-proposal, even authors holding a finished proposal or manuscript. That page tells us whether we're the right team for your book, and it means we can read everything we're sent.
Your proposal starts here.
Open the free proposal builder in our author portal and begin with the one-pager. A single page is enough to open the conversation.