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Audiobook Production for listeners everywhere
Audiobooks are one of the fastest growing ways people enjoy books. We cast the right voice, record in professional studios and deliver files that meet every retailer's standards.
- Narrator auditions on your pages
- Studio recording, editing and mastering
- ACX and retailer standards met
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Audiobook Production
The right voice for your story
A great narrator can make a listener fall in love with a book. We audition narrators for your project and send you samples reading your own pages, so you choose the voice with confidence. Prefer to narrate it yourself? We can coach you and record you too.
Recording happens in treated studios, followed by careful editing to remove breaths, clicks and mistakes, then mastering to the technical standards required by Audible (ACX), Apple Books and Google Play.
Once approved, your audiobook is distributed to the major audio platforms, including Audible, Amazon, Apple Books, Spotify, Google Play, Kobo and the library apps used across the UK.
- Narrator auditions on your pages
- Studio recording, editing and mastering
- ACX and retailer standards met
- Distribution to major audio stores
What is included
Everything you get with our audiobook production
Every project is handled by specialists and managed from start to finish by one dedicated project manager.
Narrator casting
Male, female and multi-voice casts, with British, Irish, American and regional accents to suit your book.
Studio recording
Clean, consistent audio recorded in professionally treated booths.
Editing and QC
Every chapter checked against the text for accuracy and pacing.
Mastering
Levels, noise floor and file specs meeting ACX and retailer requirements.
Distribution
Audible, Apple Books, Spotify, Google Play, Kobo and UK library apps.
Audio samples
Short retail samples and social clips to promote your audiobook.
How it works
A simple process, start to finish
Clear steps, regular updates and your approval at every stage.
Casting
Receive narrator auditions reading a passage from your book.
Recording
Your narrator records the full book in a professional studio.
Review
Listen chapter by chapter and flag any changes.
Publish
Mastered files are delivered and distributed to audio stores.
Recent work
Books our team has worked on
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Literary Fiction The Lantern Keeper's Daughter -
Memoir Salt & Stone -
Business The Quiet Ledger -
Thriller Northbound -
Self-Help Rooted
FAQ
Questions about audiobook production
Have a question that is not answered here? Our consultants are happy to help.
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How long does audiobook production take?
Most audiobooks take 4 to 8 weeks from casting to final files, depending on length. One finished hour of audio takes several hours to record, edit and master.
Can I narrate my own audiobook?
Yes. Memoir and business authors often do. We provide coaching, direction and professional editing so your recording sounds polished.
Who owns the audiobook?
You own the recording and all royalties. Unlike royalty-share deals, you pay once and keep your earnings.
What does an audiobook cost?
Audiobooks are priced per finished hour of audio. A typical 70,000-word book is around 7 to 8 finished hours. You receive a fixed quote in pounds after we review your manuscript.
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Free consultation
Ready to bring your story safely to shore?
Tell us a little about your book. A publishing consultant will send you a clear plan, timeline and fixed quote within one working day, free and with no obligation.
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