The Amazon Upload Kit — $79 — Pronto Publishing

Amazon will ask you forty questions at midnight.
We hand you every answer.

Publishing on Amazon means facing KDP's setup alone: three pages of questions about categories, keywords, rights, territories, pricing, AI declarations — each one sounding more consequential than the last. The Amazon Upload Kit is those questions answered in advance, for your exact book, plus your validated files, in one package. When you get to Amazon, it's just typing.

The answers and the questions, side by side.

Your print-ready interior and cover files, independently re-validated against KDP's current specifications (geometry recomputed, checksums verified — trust, but verify, even our own machine).
Copy-paste blocks for every text field: your title, subtitle, description, and seven keywords.
Three category selections chosen for your book.
The heart of it: a step-by-step upload guide, numbered click by click, with your book's actual values printed inline — including the minimum possible price for your page count and a suggested price with the royalty already worked out.
Version-stamped against the KDP flow it was verified on, most recently by publishing a real book with it.

Page one of a real kit — The Shipwright's Daughter, hardcover edition.

Amazon requires publishers to operate their own accounts — and that's good for you: your account, your royalties, paid to you directly, forever. We prepare; you place. The kit exists so that “you place” means twenty minutes of typing answers you already hold, not an evening of guessing.

Answered.

“I've never published anything.”

The guide assumes exactly that. Every screen is anticipated in order.

“What's this about AI questions?”

Amazon asks all publishers to declare AI-generated content; your kit tells you precisely which boxes apply to your book, because we asked you first.

“What if Amazon changes their forms?”

The guide carries a version date, and we re-verify it against the live flow — by publishing through it ourselves.

Proof: the kit's own acceptance test was a real book, published for real, on the first pass. We eat our own cooking; that's the standard.

Amazon will ask you forty questions at midnight.
We hand you every answer.

The answers and the questions, side by side.

Your account, your royalties. Always.

Answered.

“I've never published anything.”

“What's this about AI questions?”

“What if Amazon changes their forms?”

Every answer, in advance.