Book Editor
Edit the whole book, not one paragraph at a time
A scored editorial review of your full manuscript, then line edits and proofreading on every chapter. You accept or reject each change.
- 30-criteria scorecard and editorial letter
- Line edits marked Objective or Optional
- Nothing changes until you accept it
Your draft is done. Now it needs an editor.
The job: know what to fix, fix it fast, and keep your voice.
Without it
- A human edit costs thousands and takes weeks
- Grammar tools miss what breaks across chapters
- You do not know which problem to fix first
With the Book Editor
- A full review of the book in minutes
- Every chapter checked against a whole-book read
- A ranked list of what to fix first
A real editorial review, scored and explained
Every score comes with the reason behind it, tied to a chapter.
From draft to edited book in four steps
Open the Edit step of any book, or upload a Word file in the Book Editor.
01Step
Pick a book or upload a .docx
Any book in your library, or a Word manuscript written elsewhere.
02Step
See the exact price
Chapters, words and the cost, before you pay anything.
03Step
Read the editorial review
Scorecard, editorial letter and what to fix first.
04Step
Accept or reject line edits
Each change shows the reason. Accept all, or go one by one.
Everything an editor does for a book
Developmental review
30 criteria for your genre, each scored with a reason.
Editorial letter
A clear direction for the next draft.
What to fix first
The biggest problems, ranked.
Line edits
Style, word choice, clarity and rhythm, with a reason each.
Proofreading
Spelling, grammar and punctuation, marked Objective.
Whole-book consistency
Names, places and facts checked against a style sheet of your book.
What it costs
15 credits per 1,000 words, minimum 15, charged once per book. Re-running the review and the edits for that book is free.
See plans and creditsBook Editor questions
What authors ask before running a full manuscript through it.
Both. The editorial review is the developmental pass: a 30-criteria scorecard for your genre, an editorial letter, a ranked What to fix first list, and notes with a pacing verdict for every chapter. Line edits and proofreading come after, at sentence level.
Objective suggestions fix grammar, spelling, punctuation and consistency. Optional suggestions are stylistic: word choice, clarity, style and rewrites. Both are labelled in the margin so you can take the corrections quickly and read the opinions carefully.
No. Every suggestion waits in the margin until you accept or reject it. You can undo changes and revert any chapter to its original text.
Grammar & Style Check works on the chapter or passage you give it. The Book Editor reads the whole manuscript first, gives developmental feedback, and checks consistency of names, spellings, timeline and facts across every chapter.
Yes. Upload a Word .docx in the Book Editor under Tools. It becomes a book in your library with headings as chapters, and you can download the edited .docx at the end.
15 credits per 1,000 words, with a minimum of 15, charged once per book. Everything you run on that book afterwards is free, and the first-page sample edit is free before you pay.
Yes. You tell the editor whether the book is fiction or non-fiction, and the scorecard and letter are judged on the criteria for that type and genre.
Yes. Run line edits for the whole book in one go, then review the suggestions chapter by chapter whenever you are ready. You can also generate them one chapter at a time.
Get your book edited today
Upload your manuscript or open a book you wrote here, and read your editorial review in minutes.
- Price shown before you pay
- You approve every change
- Download the edited .docx