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1. kdp.amazon.com › en_US › helpPrinting Cost & Royalty Calculator - kdp.amazon.com

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   Use our Printing Cost and Royalty Calculator to view estimated printing costs and royalties for paperback and hardcover books. Note: This calculator doesn't include Expanded Distribution estimates.

2. selfpublishingmastery.com › how-to-price-your-bookHOW TO PRICE YOUR BOOK ON AMAZON - Self-Publishing Mastery

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   • How to Find The Ideal Price For Your Non-Fiction Book

   E-book pricing on Amazon is fairly limited. Amazon has structured their royalty percentages for e-books such that those priced between 99 cents and $2.98 earn 35% royalties for their authors. For a traditionally published book, this retail price range would be considered extremely cheap. Though cheap e-books will draw sales from people who don’t wa...

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   Printed books, unlike electronic books, have a cost of production per copy that must be factored into every sale. For print-on-demand providers, the price per copy is determined predominantly by page count. If your non-fiction book is a typical length of 60,000 words and formatted to fit roughly 250 6” x 9” pages, it will cost less than $4 to print...

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   For reasons not entirely known, you will not be able to set the retail price of your audiobook through the Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX). They use their own pricing structure based on the length of an audiobook and their experience with what sells well. ACX’s pricing guidelines by length are: Under 1 hour: under $7 1 to 3 hours: $7–$10 3 to 5 h...

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   You can’t control what price the market will find most appealing for each format of your book, but you can play with pricing to boost sales and draw exposure at strategic intervals. It makes sense to price your book at its lowest when it is on preorder and shortly after launch. That is when your book will have the least amount of social proof and e...

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4. kdp.amazon.com › en_US › helpHardcover Printing Cost - kdp.amazon.com

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   Printing costs vary depending on trim size, page count, and ink type (black ink or premium color ink). Printing cost also depends on which Amazon marketplace (website) a reader ordered your book from.

5. bookbeam.io › kdp-royalty-calculator#1 Amazon KDP Royalty Calculator - BookBeam

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   This KDP Print Royalty Calculator will help you to see how much you will earn per book sold based on different price points. Use it to select the best price point. Enter Your Book Details. Book Type: Paperback Hardcover. Interior Type: Choose a interior type. Trim Size: Choose a trim size. Choose Store: Amazon.com. Number of Pages: Price: $

6. myebook.online › how-to-price-your-paperbackHow to price your paperback book on Amazon KDP | MYeBook

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   Oct 6, 2022 · Before choosing a final book cost, it’s important to understand how Amazon pays you per sale of each paperback. Simply put, paperback royalty rates from Amazon = (60% x list price) – printing costs = royalty earned. Paperback pricing example. Your chosen list price is $15. Your book is a 333-page paperback.

7. www.authorimprints.com › amazon-kdp-royalty-pricing2024 Guide to Amazon Fees, Royalties-Kindle eBooks, KDP Print

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   May 6, 2024 · Amazon charges a delivery fee of $0.15 per megabyte (MB)—the file size of your Kindle eBook—for each book sold that is priced between $2.99 and $9.99, assuming you choose the 70% royalty option (see below). There is a minimum fee of $0.01, and delivery fees vary by country.

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   How much would a 250-page book cost on Amazon?

   • The same 250-page book priced at $10 on Amazon would earn its author roughly $2 in royalties per sale. A $15 retail price would earn roughly $5 in royalties; for $20, $8 in royalties; for $25, $11 in royalties; for $30, $14 in royalties; and so on.

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   How much does a book printer cost?

   • Typical price range for specialty and non-POD book printing: Per-book costs can be as low as $1.00/copy when printing 1,000+ copies at a time. Amazon Book Distribution If you decide to use a specialty book printer instead of a POD service that automatically distributes books for you, you will need to set up your own book distribution to Amazon.

   Book Publishing Cost Calculator: What You Can Expect to Spend for

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   How much does Amazon Pay for a book?

   • As with any product and any store, the person buying your book is a customer of that store, and the store is in business to make a profit. Amazon’s sales commission is based on your royalty rate. In other words, if you want a 70% royalty, you must price your eBook between $2.99 and $9.99. Who pays taxes? You do.

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   How do I calculate printing costs before printing a paperback?

   • Amazon has a handy online calculator for those of you needing to know precise printing costs before publishing your paperback. Here is what you need to have ready. Book Type = Paperback. (As opposed to hardcover) Interior Type = Either B&W or colour. Paper type = Either white or cream. Page count = Total page count the pages of your print PDF.

   How to price your paperback book on Amazon KDP | MYeBook

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   How much does a Kindle book cost?

   • Use the KDP pricing calculator to be certain about what the fee will be. Again, books priced below $2.99 and above $9.99 are not subject to the delivery fee. Unless you sell your Kindle eBook directly to readers (from your website and/or with BookFunnel, for example), you will pay Amazon a sales commission.

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   How much do e-books cost on Amazon?

   • E-books on Amazon priced between $2.99 and $9.99 earn 70% royalties for their authors. At twice the royalty and a higher retail price, the earning potential is clearly much higher within this range. Above $9.99, the author royalty drops back down to 35%. It rarely makes sense, therefore, for independent authors to price their e-books above $9.99.

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9. nonfictionauthorsassociation.com › book-publishingBook Publishing Cost Calculator: What You Can Expect to Spend ...

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   Jul 14, 2021 · Typical price range for specialty and non-POD book printing: Per-book costs can be as low as $1.00/copy when printing 1,000+ copies at a time. Amazon Book Distribution. If you decide to use a specialty book printer instead of a POD service that automatically distributes books for you, you will need to set up your own book distribution to Amazon.