Sell the book directly
A buy button that's visible from the first screen, linking to the retailer, publisher or storefront you actually use.
Website design for authors
A real catalog, a direct way to buy, and a page that outranks the retailer links — built around how readers actually search for you.
What an author site is for
A reader who finds you is usually one click from either buying or bouncing. Every page is built so they can see the book, trust the author, and buy, without hunting for the link.
A buy button that's visible from the first screen, linking to the retailer, publisher or storefront you actually use.
A proper “About” page and real photos — a reader is buying you as much as the book.
Pull quotes, star ratings and press mentions do more for a first-time visitor than a synopsis ever will.
Update appearances, book clubs and signings yourself, in a minute, whenever your calendar changes.
A newsletter or reader-magnet signup, so every visitor has a way to become a repeat reader, not just a one-time sale.
When someone searches your book by name, your own page should be the first result — not buried under Amazon and Goodreads.

One title or a whole series — each book gets its own page with a cover, a blurb and a buy link, instead of one page trying to sell everything at once.

Downtown Books & Co. — meet the author
Signings, book clubs and festival appearances, kept current without waiting on anyone else to update a shared calendar.

Retailers and algorithms come and go. A newsletter or ARC list signup means every reader who lands on your site can hear from you directly, next time.
Recent work
Two real projects, two very different genres.
Pretty Dark Places. A memoir and coaching brand for author Chrystal Lee. See the case study →
John Clark Books. A four-book series sold like a real catalog, not an ebook funnel. See the case study →
Search
When someone searches your book by title, you want your own page in that shortlist — not buried under a retailer listing. We build the pieces search engines look for:
How it works
A short call about your book or catalog, where you sell, and how you want to reach readers directly.
Free 15-minute callA fast, credible site with a page for every book, real reviews, and a newsletter signup built in.
Site + book pagesWe launch, then keep the site fresh and send a simple monthly report.
Monthly reportPricing
Most author sites fit one of these two. Setup fees can be split into monthly payments.
Best for: a single book that needs a clean, focused site.
Payment plans available
Best for: a series or backlist that needs a page for every title.
Payment plans available
Most author sites fit our Basic ($1,500) or Startup ($3,000) package. Startup includes pages for a full catalog or series. Payment plans are available, so setup fees can be split into monthly payments.
Yes — we can link out to Amazon, IngramSpark, your publisher or any retailer, or set up direct sales if you sell signed copies or bundles yourself. Either way, the buy button is never buried.
Yes. Each book or series gets its own page — cover, blurb, reviews and buy links — instead of one crowded page trying to sell everything at once.
Yes. A signup for a newsletter, an ARC list or a free chapter is one of the highest-value things an author site can do, and we build it in from the start.
Yes. Pull quotes, star ratings and press mentions go right on the page — real social proof does more than any amount of marketing copy.
Yes to both. We can write the copy and design around the covers and photos you already have. If you need an author photo shoot, costs depend on availability and location, and we'll tell you up front.
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Tell us about your book or catalog. We'll tell you what we'd build, what it costs and when it could be live.
Pick your favorite agent — we'll open it with a question about what we do, who we're a good fit for, and how pricing works.