Blurb
Publishing
Print books and magazines one copy at a time
$3.99 onceVisit
Growing an audience
Running the business
Atticus is a writing app and a book formatter in one, which is the pairing self-published authors otherwise buy twice. It runs in a browser and offline, so a manuscript is not stranded by a bad connection, and it exports files the retailers accept. One payment covers unlimited books and there is no subscription behind it.
One payment of $147, against a $249 comparison price shown beside it, covering unlimited books and ebooks with no subscription. A 30-day money-back guarantee is stated. Updates are included rather than sold as versions.
Self-published authors who want to write and typeset without buying two applications, and Windows or Linux users locked out of the Mac-only formatter everybody recommends. Anybody who needs deep research organisation while drafting should still look at Scrivener.
The comparison people actually make is against Vellum, which costs more and is Mac only. If you are on Windows this is the answer by default; on a Mac the question is whether Vellum's output is worth roughly twice the money to you.
Publishing
One upload, every ebook store
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