Process and Pricing

For Publishers and Publishing Services Providers:
I follow your lead and align myself with your established editorial process, scope of service(s), workflows, platforms, timelines, and budgetary expectations. Based in Canada, I work seamlessly with clients worldwide. Please contact me to request my resume and complete project list. 

For Independent Authors:

I bring the same precision, structure, and accountability to independent manuscripts as I do to publisher-assigned projects. Whether you are preparing for traiditional publication, self-publishing, or require additional support at the request of an in-house editorial team, here's what you can expect: 

• A conversation about your needs and goals.
• A quick review of your manuscript so that I know what I'm working with, along with a representative sample so you can get a feel for my style and approach .
• A tailored quote, timeline, and set of deliverables.
• A contract outlining the scope of work.
• A deposit to secure your spot in my schedule 
• Transparent communication throughout the process, including check-ins or updates if desired.

If you’re an independent author or commissioning work outside a traditional publishing house or publishing solutions company, here’s how my rates are structured: 

• Editing services: per-word pricing 
• Proofreading: per-page pricing
• Indexing: per-page pricing
• Audiobook manuscript prep: per-word pricing
• Research: per-hour pricing
• Flat project fees are also available and often make sense if you're combining services. Final quotes  are always tailored to the scope and complexity of your project. I'm happy to discuss options that suit your timeline, budget, and publishing goals.

To discuss your project needs or determine the best approach for your work, please get in touch via email or through the contact page. 

If you're after a quick fix, a light typo check, or the cheapest option, we might not be the best match. The services I provide are thoughtful, collaborative, thorough, detailed, and meet professional standards. They're best suited to clients who value quality, care about how their work measures up to industry expectations, and want a final publication that doesn’t read like corners were cut.