Print Planning and Quantities
We discuss the number of copies, selling plans and storage needs. This helps compare a planned print run with print-on-demand where appropriate.
A printed book brings your manuscript into the physical world. Paper, binding, cover finish and trim size all influence how that edition feels and how much it costs to produce.
We help authors across Australia plan book printing around their intended use, quantity and budget. A small family edition, an event run and ongoing retail sales may call for different production choices.
We review the brief and production requirements with you, discuss proofing and delivery, and confirm the quote before an approved job proceeds to print.
Tell us about your project and the support you need.
Choose the support that fits your project. We discuss your audience, preferred formats and budget, then put the agreed work into a clear plan.
We discuss the number of copies, selling plans and storage needs. This helps compare a planned print run with print-on-demand where appropriate.
Binding and edition choices are reviewed against your book type, budget and available production options. We explain what the selected specification includes.
We discuss paper stock, colour or monochrome interiors and available cover finishes. Image-heavy books have different needs from text-led novels.
Cover and interior files are checked against the chosen printer's specifications. Missing bleed, incorrect size or unresolved file issues are raised before production.
We agree the proof stage and how corrections will be handled. You approve the proof before the full production run is authorised.
Quantity, destination and packaging needs inform the delivery plan. Freight, production timing and any split shipments are confirmed in the quote.
A good brief makes the work easier to review. These are the decisions we help you make before production starts.
We agree the scope, deliverables and review stages with you before work begins.

Browse the book mockups below for a sense of different genres and presentation styles. During your book printing consultation, tell us which examples fit your vision so we can discuss an approach suited to your own book.
The choices made during this stage shape how readers discover, understand and experience your work.
The right binding supports the way the book will be used.
Appropriate paper helps text and images reproduce clearly.
A proof gives you a physical or digital review before committing to a run.
An agreed quantity helps manage cost and storage requirements.
Confirmed delivery arrangements make event and release planning easier.
We work with authors across Australia by email, phone and online review. Wherever you live, you can follow each milestone and give feedback before the next stage.
Send the files or specifications, copy quantity and intended use.
We discuss trim size, binding, stock, colour and finish choices.
Review production, proofing, delivery costs and the proposed schedule.
Resolve file issues against the chosen production specifications.
Review the agreed proof and authorise production once you are satisfied.
The approved job proceeds to production and delivery according to the confirmed arrangements.
Your approved specification guides production, proof review and delivery, with the edition and quantity suited to your plans.

Tell us the page count, quantity, format and delivery location. We will help you compare suitable production options.
Speak with our team about your goals, your timeline and the next step for your book.
Tell us about your project and the support you need.