AI reads your whole book · honest positioning

Book to Blurb reads your book and tells you what it actually is.

Upload your manuscript. Ten minutes later you get an honest positioning report — blurb, keywords, and categories. Written for your book, in the language readers actually use.

One-time $9.99 · no subscriptionDelivered in ~10 minutesMoney-back guarantee
A real, interactive report · The Hound of the Baskervilles· scroll & click inside
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What’s in the kit

What do you get in a Book to Blurb report?

A complete positioning report — blurbs, keywords, and categories — all based on actually reading your manuscript. Not tips. Not a template. Six sections built from your book.

i. The market your book is walking into

Where your book actually lands — pricing, length, KU, competition.

We compare your book against current Amazon bestseller data for your genre: is your price in line, your word count typical, your competition established or beatable? Context, not promises.

  • Word count & price vs. genre averages
  • KU adoption rate in your categories
  • Competition context for your genre
§01 · Market SnapshotLive data
Your book
59,184 words
−21% vs. genre median
Your price
$4.99
$0.78 below avg of top 100
Review count · top 10 comps
Comp #1
12,440
Comp #2
9,820
Your book
0
Comp #4
5,210
Comp #5
3,780
ii. Two blurbs, written to convert

A safe blurb and a swing — copy-paste ready for KDP.

Every listing lives and dies on its description. You get two fully-formatted blurbs: one that hits the conventions of your genre, one that takes a risk. Both are tested against your book’s actual premise, tone, and pacing. HTML formatting included.

  • A/B variants with genre reasoning
  • Bold-tag formatting Amazon actually renders
  • One-click copy button — ready for KDP
§04 · BlurbA / B
Version A · Atmospheric
Version B · Puzzle

A curse two centuries old. A hound out of nightmare. A moor that keeps its secrets.

When Sir Charles Baskerville dies on the path behind his ancestral hall — with the footprints of an enormous hound beside him — Sherlock Holmes sends Dr. Watson alone to the fog-choked Devon moors. The last heir of the Baskerville line has fourteen days to live. Something is already hunting him.

147 words · 6th-grade · Amazon-ready HTML
iii. Seven keyword fields, filled honestly

28+ unique keywords that describe what your book actually is.

Most authors burn half their keyword slots on words like mystery and thrillerthey’ve already used. We read the whole book and fill all 7 fields with specific phrases in reader language — checked against Amazon’s autocomplete to confirm readers use those words. Plus three KDP category recommendations.

  • Seven fields, zero repeats — every slot counts
  • Category paths with a ready-to-send KDP email
  • Checked against real Amazon autocomplete data
§07 · Amazon Keywords28 unique
Field 01
victorian detective mystery
Field 02
gothic mystery moor setting
Field 03
sherlock holmes novel dartmoor
Field 04
classic british whodunit
Field 05
atmospheric suspense country house
Field 06
edwardian mystery annotated
Field 07
detective thriller fog supernatural curse
iv. Two blurbs, not one

Version A and Version B — different angles on the same book.

You get two complete Amazon descriptions with genuinely different approaches. One leads with character, the other with atmosphere. Pick the one that feels right, or A/B test them.

  • Two distinct blurb angles · not minor rewrites
  • HTML-formatted · paste straight into KDP
  • Sell the experience · not a plot summary
§07 · Listing Kit7 sections
1
Market snapshot — price, length, and competition context.
2-3
Two blurbs — copy-paste ready HTML for KDP.
4
Subtitles — three options with genre reasoning.
5-6
Keywords & categories — all 7 fields filled.
7
Pricing strategy — based on genre averages and royalty tiers.
One small example

How should you fill Amazon’s 7 keyword fields?

With specific reader-language phrases, not genre labels. Most authors fill the fields with variations of “mystery / thriller / suspense”and call it done. Amazon cross-indexes all seven — repeats do nothing. Book to Blurb reads your book and fills them properly.

Before

What most authors submit to KDP.

Field 1
mysterythrillersuspensedetective
Field 2
thrillercrimedetectivemurder
Field 3
suspensecrimefictionpage turner
Field 4
mysterydarkgrittythriller
Field 5
detectivemurderinvestigationcrime
Field 6
psychologicalthrillersuspensetension
Field 7
crimefictionmysterynoir
14 / 28
Half the slots, wasted

After

What we fill after reading the whole book.

Field 1
gothic mysteryvictorian detectivedartmoor
Field 2
sherlock holmes novelcountry house mystery
Field 3
classic british whodunitfog atmosphere
Field 4
supernatural curseedwardian setting
Field 5
annotated editionliterary horror
Field 6
arthur conan doylehound baskerville
Field 7
moor setting noveldr watson mystery
28 / 28
Every slot, unique, specific
How it compares

How much does a book blurb and keyword package cost?

Anywhere from $0 (and 30 hours of your time) to $500+ for a freelancer. Book to Blurb delivers the full kit for $9.99 in 10 minutes. Here’s how each option compares.

PathPriceTurnaroundMarket dataFull kitBook to Blurb
Freelance editorBlurb + keywords only$500 / book5–10 days
K-lytics category reportJust the market data$37 / reportImmediate
AI generator toolsTemplated output$19 / moInstantPartial
DIYForums + spreadsheets + time$0 / ~30 hoursWeeksIf you can find it
Book to BlurbFull kit, one price$9.99 once~10 minutes✓ Included✓ 7 sections
How it works

How does Book to Blurb work?

Upload your manuscript. Wait ten minutes. Paste into KDP.

Upload your manuscript

EPUB or PDF. We read the whole book — not just the first chapter — to understand what your story actually is, in the language readers use.

~30 seconds

Pay $9.99, one time

No subscription. No hidden tier. No “per book” trickery — one flat fee, one full report. Refund if you don’t love it.

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Check your inbox

You get an email with the full report + a print-ready PDF. Blurbs and keywords are copy-paste ready for KDP.

~10 minutes later

Want to see the whole thing? Here’s a full report, free.

We ran a public-domain book — The Hound of the Baskervilles— through the full pipeline. Every section, every asset, every number. Exactly what you’d get for your own book.

See the full example
Ready

Let’s build your listing.

$9.99
One-time · no subscription · refund on request
Drag in your manuscript
EPUB or PDF · up to 50MB
Your manuscript is deleted 24 hours after delivery. We never train on it. Never share it. Ever.
Questions

What do authors ask before uploading?

How long does this actually take?
Usually 8–12 minutes from upload to inbox. Your manuscript is read in full, checked against Amazon category and autocomplete data, and the complete report is assembled automatically.
What file formats do you accept?
EPUB and PDF. If your book is in Word or Google Docs, export to PDF and upload that. We handle up to 50MB, which is more than enough for a 200,000-word novel with a cover.
Is my manuscript safe?
Yes. Your file is encrypted at rest, processed once, and deleted from our systems 24 hours after the report is delivered. We never train models on your text, share it, or keep a copy. It’s your book.
Does this work for non-fiction?
Yes — fiction, non-fiction, and memoir are all supported. The audit, keyword logic, and category strategy are genre-aware and adjust automatically. We don’t currently support children’s picture books or anything under 10,000 words.
What if I don’t have a finished book yet?
Upload what you have. If you’ve got at least ~15,000 words we can build a useful report — the blurb and positioning will still be solid. You can re-run it closer to launch if the manuscript changes significantly.
Can I use this for multiple books?
One upload = one report = one $9.99. Most authors run each book through separately because the keywords, categories, and positioning are book-specific.
What if I don’t like the results?
Email us within 14 days and we’ll refund the $9.99, no questions. We’d rather give you the money back than have you out there unhappy with your launch.