Cheap ebook promotion sites under $25
You want a promo you can actually afford, something that can come in under $25. That's this page. Read the whole range on the card. A site that starts at $15 might still charge $75 for your category, so the low number is a door, not a quote.
Match the deal to your plan. A bargain fee at a free-book site doesn't help if you're running 99 cents. Then check the genre. The right readers matter more than the smallest price.
Sites with no price on the card are left off, so a blank isn't pretending to be cheap. A letter on a card is an Indies Today grade, not a score from us. Prices change, so check the site before you pay.
How to choose
- Read the full range. The low end is why the site is here, and the high end is what you might actually pay.
- Match the deal to your plan before you chase the smallest fee.
- Check the genre. A bargain in the wrong category is still the wrong site.
- If a site you love is missing, it may cost more than $25, or it doesn't show a price. Look it up on their site.
Listings
5 sites
Best Book Monkey
Indies Today gradeB$8–$20 · Free and discounted
25 downloads, source-reported case study · KU
All genres
49 more sites aren't on this list because they don't show a price. See site for pricing.
Questions
- Is under $25 what I'll be charged?
- Not always. It means some price they offer is under $25. Your category and your dates can cost more. Their page has the current menu.
- Why are some famous sites missing?
- They may start above $25, or they don't show a price here. Missing isn't the same as cheap.
- Is a free download the same as a cheap promo?
- No. Free is what readers pay. The price on the card is what you pay the site.
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