Overview
The hook, the premise, and why this book matters now.
If you plan to pitch a non-fiction book to literary agents or traditional publishers, you usually sell it with a proposal, not a finished manuscript. A book proposal is a business case for your book, and agents read hundreds of them. Ours are written to stand out for the right reasons.
Tell us about your book. A publishing consultant will reply within one business day.
Your details and manuscript stay confidential.
The hook, the premise, and why this book matters now.
Who will buy it and how large that readership is.
Recent books that show a market for yours.
Your audience, credentials, and reach, presented honestly.
A summary of every chapter.
Usually one or two chapters written to a polished standard.

Tell us where your manuscript stands. You will get an honest assessment and an itemized quote before any work begins.
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Straight answers to what authors ask us most. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Usually not. Fiction is typically sold with a complete manuscript, a query letter, and a synopsis.
Most run 20 to 50 pages including sample chapters.
No one can guarantee representation. We give your proposal the strongest possible chance.
The proposal work is not wasted. It clarifies your audience and structure, which helps any publishing path.