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Your voice, on the page.

Genre-specialist ghostwriters, book coaches and proposal writers. You choose your writer, approve a voice sample and blueprint, then watch chapters arrive in your Author OS.

Most people who want to write a book never finish one. Not for lack of ideas, but because a book takes hundreds of focused hours. Ghostwriting turns a few hours of conversation each week into a finished manuscript in your voice.

Prefer to write every word yourself? Book coaching gives you structure, deadlines and expert feedback. Writing nonfiction for a traditional deal? We write the proposal that sells it.

  • Writer shortlist: meet two or three and choose
  • Voice sample and chapter blueprint before drafting
  • Weekly recorded interviews, transcribed and organised
  • Research and fact-checking
  • Two revision rounds per chapter
  • Second-editor developmental and copy edit
  • NDA and full copyright assigned to you
Services & starting prices

Signature ghostwriting

From $45,000

A senior genre specialist, 6–9 months.

Premier ghostwriting

From $95,000

Bestseller-experienced team, accelerated.

Book coaching

From $1,200 / mo

You write; weekly sessions and feedback.

Book proposals

From $9,500

Overview, comps, marketing plan, samples.

Process
  1. Match

    Meet writers chosen for your genre.

  2. Blueprint

    Approve outline and voice sample.

  3. Interview

    Weekly sessions capture your story.

  4. Draft

    Chapters land in your dashboard.

  5. Polish

    A second editor refines the whole.

FAQ

Write, answered.

How much does a ghostwriter cost?

Velmont Signature ghostwriting starts at $45,000 and Premier at $95,000, quoted as a fixed fee and paid in milestones. Across the market, professional ghostwriting for a full-length book commonly runs from the tens of thousands to six figures.

Will the book sound like me?

Yes. You approve a voice sample before drafting starts, and every chapter goes through your review.

How much of my time does it take?

Usually one to two hours a week: an interview plus reading and commenting on chapters.

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