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An AI book writer for people who already know their subject.

You have the expertise; the book is the slow part. SuperEbook plans it with you, writes it from your notes and, if you ask, from cited web research, then hands you files you can publish.

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Planning is free.Full commercial rights.Read every word before you pay.

SuperEbook is an AI book writer for experts: it writes a complete non-fiction book from your own notes and documents, with optional web research kept apart and cited, and exports it as PDF, EPUB and DOCX.

How it works. Three steps, one of them free.

  1. Notes, a highlighted transcript and a microphone sliding into one folder

    Step 1

    Bring what you know

    Upload your course notes, a webinar transcript, client notes or old posts (TXT, Markdown, PDF, DOCX, SRT, VTT), or start from a one-line idea.

  2. A clipboard with a ticked outline, a pencil and a lightbulb

    Step 2

    Shape the plan, free

    Pick from three titles, then edit the brief and the chapter outline. Planning spends no credits, and nothing is written until you say so.

  3. A finished paperback standing beside a stack of copies and a parcel

    Step 3

    Write it, then export

    Watch each chapter arrive, read and edit every word, choose one of six covers, then download the PDF, EPUB and DOCX.

Real books it wrote. Read them before you start.

  • For: Win B2B leads

    Research Report · 58 pages

    Scientific Management Unpacked

    From Frederick Winslow Taylor’s The Principles of Scientific Management (1911), in the public domain, split into 87 passages.

    Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 in 2.5 minutes, unedited · 11,161 words · 30 credits to write

  • For: Sell what I teach

    How-To Guide · 81 pages

    The 24-Hour Life

    From Arnold Bennett’s How to Live on 24 Hours a Day (1910), in the public domain, split into 30 passages.

    Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 in 3.3 minutes, unedited · 17,067 words · 35 credits to write

Your expertise is the material

Coaches have session notes, consultants have decks and reports, course creators have lessons and transcripts. That is most of a book already, just not in book order.

Upload it (TXT, Markdown, PDF, DOCX, SRT, VTT) and SuperEbook plans a book around it, then writes each chapter from the passages that belong there. The sample report on this page was written from a single public-domain book, split into passages, to show exactly that.

Research when you want it, kept apart from your voice

When the book needs current facts your notes don't have, switch on web research when you start writing. It adds 5 credits to the book however many sources you tick, and if the search finds nothing, those credits come back, with their original expiry date.

Researched sources are cited and kept separate from your own material, so you can always tell what came from you and what came from the web.

You stay the author

You approve the plan, read every chapter, rewrite what you'd say differently and choose the cover. The writer drafts; the judgement stays with you.

Like any first draft, fact-check it before it goes out under your name. The editor is there for exactly that.

What a book costs. Worked out from today’s prices.

Books are priced in credits by format, and planning one is free. Here is what writing one comes to in dollars on each plan and the credit pack.

  • Starter: $19/mo for 300 credits
  • Pro: $39/mo for 900 credits
  • Credit pack: $20 for 250 credits
  • Free credits: 50 on signup
  • Lead Magnet

    25 credits
    On Starter
    $1.58
    On Pro
    $1.08
    On Credit pack
    $2.00
    Free credits write
    2 books
  • Research Report

    30 credits
    On Starter
    $1.90
    On Pro
    $1.30
    On Credit pack
    $2.40
    Free credits write
    1 book
  • How-To Guide

    35 credits
    On Starter
    $2.22
    On Pro
    $1.52
    On Credit pack
    $2.80
    Free credits write
    1 book
  • Interactive Workbook

    35 credits
    On Starter
    $2.22
    On Pro
    $1.52
    On Credit pack
    $2.80
    Free credits write
    1 book
  • Course Companion

    45 credits
    On Starter
    $2.85
    On Pro
    $1.95
    On Credit pack
    $3.60
    Free credits write
    1 book

Dollars are pro rata: a plan’s price divided by its credits, times the book’s. For monthly plans, the effective cost per book is higher if you leave credits unused. Monthly credits expire at the end of the billing period and don’t roll over. Free signup and one-time pack credits don’t expire.

Any paid plan includes PDF, EPUB and DOCX downloads. Books delivered during a confirmed paid period, and older books you download during one, keep their download rights after cancellation while your account remains open. A credit pack bought on its own adds credits for writing; bought from a book’s page, it also pays for that book’s files. The free credits write books you can read and edit in full in the app.

Extras cost more: web research adds 5 credits to a book, and regenerating a chapter costs 13 credits on a lead magnet.

Plans, the credit pack and how credits work

≈ $1.08 per lead magnet on Pro. What you charge is up to you.

Planning a book is free. Credits pay for writing it.

  • Free

    For trying it on a real book.

    $0

    50 credits when you sign up, no card

    • ≈ 2 lead magnets or 1 how-to guide, or 1 coloring book of 12 pages
    • Planning is free, always
    • Read and edit every book in the app
    • Written by the latest AI model
    • Not included: PDF, EPUB and DOCX downloads
    • Not included: Connect AI apps (MCP)
  • Starter

    For writing and selling every month.

    $19 a month

    300 credits every month

    • ≈ 12 lead magnets or 8 how-to guides a month, or 4 coloring books of 24 pages
    • Keep downloads for books delivered or downloaded during a paid period
    • Written by the latest AI model
    • Connect Claude, ChatGPT & more (MCP)
    • ≈ $1.58 per lead magnet
    • Monthly credits expire at period end
  • Pro

    For more books, by the samples’ writer.

    $39 a month

    900 credits every month

    • ≈ 36 lead magnets or 25 how-to guides a month, or 12 coloring books of 24 pages
    • Keep downloads for books delivered or downloaded during a paid period
    • Written by the latest premium AI model
    • Connect Claude, ChatGPT & more (MCP)
    • ≈ $1.08 per lead magnet
    • Monthly credits expire at period end

Need more, once? A credit pack is $20 for 250 credits, ≈ 10 lead magnets or 7 how-to guides, with no subscription. Bought from a book’s page, it also pays for that book’s PDF, EPUB and DOCX. Any pack also lets you connect Claude, ChatGPT and other apps (MCP). Buy a credit pack

Prices are in US dollars. Cancel anytime; your plan stays active through the paid period, and unused monthly credits expire at its end. Free signup, pack and previously issued credits remain valid.

Questions, answered plainly.

Still have a question? Write to the team.

People who already know their subject and want it in book form: coaches, consultants, course creators, agencies and subject experts writing non-fiction.

With web research on, yes: researched sources are cited and kept apart from your own material. Research adds 5 credits to the book.

On Free and Starter, the latest AI model; on Pro, the latest premium AI model. Each sample book names the model that wrote it.

Yes. You get full commercial rights to the files. Platforms such as Amazon KDP ask you to disclose AI-generated content when you publish; tell them.

Nothing. Every account starts with 50 free credits, ≈ 2 lead magnets or 1 how-to guide, and planning is always free.
  • Front cover of FTC Endorsements Unpacked
  • Front cover of Scientific Management Unpacked
  • Front cover of Strunk's Style for Business Success
  • Front cover of The 24-Hour Life
  • Front cover of The Seven-Day Client Launchpad
  • Front cover of The Designer's Rate Roadmap

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Plan it for free, watch it written from your material, and read every word before you pay.

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