One link gives your reader the audio, the full transcript, real chapters, and a search box that jumps to the exact word — in the browser, in your colours, with nothing to install.
The problem
A link to a folder. No chapters, no way back to where they stopped, nothing to search. Most people listen once, lose their place, and never open it again.
Now your reader is inside someone else's app, one tap from a catalogue of your competitors. The platform keeps a large share of the money and all of the email addresses.
What it does
Almost nobody listens front to back. They go looking for the part they need, and they want to find it in seconds.
How it works
Exactly as your producer delivered it — one long file, or the folder of separate chapter files. Both work; the separate files work better.
Word-level timings, so every sentence is clickable and every search lands on the right moment.
Transcription is never perfect with names and jargon. You get a private editor to fix them, and your corrections stay yours alone until you press Publish.
In an email, a proposal, a follow-up, or on your own site. Anyone with the link can open it. There's no password yet. Search engines are told not to list it, but if you post it publicly, anyone who finds it can listen.
Where it fits
Send it to a prospect after a first call, bundle it with a programme, or hand it to every new client. The point is the relationship, not the $12 — and a page you control is a much better first impression than a file.
Link to it from your site, your newsletter or a proposal and it opens straight into your book — not into a store, not into a list of other people's titles, and with nothing asking your reader to sign up first.
Pricing
One price per book, per year: hosting, transcript and the correction editor included.
Then $149 a year. Early adopters keep $79 for as long as they stay.
Early access
Tell me a little about your book and I'll be in touch as places open up.