Updated September 2026. Published Naira prices, what each package includes, and the four things that move the number.
Publishing a book in Nigeria costs anywhere from ₦599,000 for a short first book to ₦20,000,000 for a full legacy package with ghostwriting, PR and international distribution. The gap between those figures is not marketing — it is four variables: length, interior colour, print run, and how much of the work you want done for you.
Every package is built on a 200-page basis (Starter and Standard on 100 pages), black-and-white interior, perfect bound, gloss cover. Shipping is separate. The author keeps 100% of royalties in every package.
Editing is the one most authors under-budget. A 90,000-word manuscript needing developmental work is a different project from one that needs a proofread.
eBook-only publishing — conversion, ISBN and global distribution to Amazon and other platforms — is ₦500,000 standalone. If you are already printing copies, adding the eBook edition is ₦300,000.
Between ₦599,000 and ₦20,000,000 depending on the package. Most first-time authors publishing a standard-length book land between ₦1,000,000 and ₦2,000,000.
Not with a full service. At that level you are doing the editing, cover and layout yourself and paying only for ISBN and printing.
Printing is included in the packages. Distribution to bookstores and online retailers is separate, and can be print-on-demand with no upfront stock, or a print run.
Typically 6 to 8 weeks from the final manuscript for a standard package. Rush timelines are possible and are priced as a rush.
Yes. You keep your copyright and 100% of your royalties. We are a self-publishing company — not a traditional publisher, and not a partnership.
Your manuscript in Word format, the approximate page count, whether you need colour inside, and how many copies you want.
Tell us the page count, whether you need colour inside, and how many copies you want — and we will come back with one figure, not a range.