❌ We Do Not Publish Books

At All Books, we believe in transparency and empowering authors to retain full control of their work. We don’t self-publish books under our name; instead, we assist authors in navigating the most trusted free publishing platforms to publish their books independently.

Free Self-Publishing Platforms We Recommend:

We know self-publishing can feel overwhelming, so we’ve put together this list of free platforms to help you get your book out there. Each one has something special to offer. Here's what they do:

📦 AMAZON KDP

Sell your eBook and paperback to readers worldwide. It’s the easiest way to reach millions of customers through Amazon.

✅ Pros:
- Huge audience worldwide.
- Easy-to-use interface.
- Print-on-demand available.
❌ Cons:
- Limited to Amazon’s ecosystem.
- Less control over distribution outside Amazon.

📖 Draft2Digital

Distribute your book to multiple retailers (like Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, and more) with one click.

✅ Pros:
- Wide retailer reach.
- Free to use; they take a small cut of sales.
- Simple and user-friendly.
❌ Cons:
- No print-on-demand options.
- Smaller user base compared to Amazon.

🌍 Smashwords

Get your eBook into niche retailers and libraries.

✅ Pros:
- Wide distribution, especially for libraries.
- Great for niche audiences.
- Detailed sales reports.
❌ Cons:
- Clunky user interface.
- Focused only on eBooks.

📱 Google Play Books

Publish your eBook globally through Google.

✅ Pros:
- Access to millions of Google users.
- Global reach for your book.
- No exclusivity required.
❌ Cons:
- Slightly tricky to set up.
- Lower royalties compared to other platforms.

🖨️ Lulu

Offers print-on-demand and eBook publishing services.

✅ Pros:
- Great for high-quality print-on-demand books.
- Flexible tools for customization.
- Global distribution options.
❌ Cons:
- Higher upfront costs for some print services.
- Limited visibility compared to Amazon.

🌐 StreetLib

Distribute your book globally to major retailers.

✅ Pros:
- Strong global distribution network.
- Works with multiple languages.
- Author-friendly revenue share.
❌ Cons:
- Less known than competitors.
- Can be complex for beginners.

📘 Kobo Writing Life

Publish your eBook directly to Kobo and its partners.

✅ Pros:
- Strong presence in Canada and Europe.
- Easy-to-use platform.
- Great for niche markets.
❌ Cons:
- Smaller audience compared to Amazon.
- Limited print options.

📚 IngramSpark

Offers global print-on-demand services for paperbacks and hardcovers, with wide retail distribution.

✅ Pros:
- Superior print quality for paperbacks and hardcovers.
- Access to bookstores and libraries.
- Global distribution.
❌ Cons:
- Setup fees required.
- Steeper learning curve for new users.