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Basic ISBN Number & Barcode
Basic ISBN Number & Barcode
Basic ISBN Number & Barcode quantity
Basic ISBN Number & Barcode quantity
Description
Description
The Basic ISBN Service is by far our best-seller and offers a fast, reliable and affordable ISBN solution for independent authors and publishers. ISBNs included in this service may be used for print and ebook projects as well as DVDs, CDs, pamphlets and many other types of media.
The Basic ISBN Service is by far our best-seller and offers a fast, reliable and affordable ISBN solution for independent authors and publishers. ISBNs included in this service may be used for print and ebook projects as well as DVDs, CDs, pamphlets and many other types of media.
Bulk Pricing
Bulk Pricing
Quantity
Quantity
Price per ISBN
Price per ISBN
1-10
1-10
$18.99
$18.99
11-25
11-25
$14.99
$14.99
25 +
25 +
$12.99
$12.99
Each Basic ISBN Includes
Each Basic ISBN Includes
- (1) 13-digit ISBN number
- High-resolution barcode generator located in your My ISBNs page
- Free promotional page on our site using your book’s Amazon product ID
- Publishing and Royalty Rights are 100% yours forever
- Lifetime support included
Contact us at support@isbnservices.com
Specifications
Specifications
Book Data Registration
Book Data Registration
Books In Print and Bookwire.com registration Included with purchase and available through your My ISBNs page
Books In Print and Bookwire.com registration Included with purchase and available through your My ISBNs page
If you need to use one of the incompatible distributors, our Custom ISBN Service ($109.99) is compatible with all print services and comes at a $40 discount off retail pricing (retail price is $125 for 1 ISBN and $25 for barcode).
If you need to use one of the incompatible distributors, our Custom ISBN Service ($109.99) is compatible with all print services and comes at a $40 discount off retail pricing (retail price is $125 for 1 ISBN and $25 for barcode).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ISBN?
What is an ISBN?
ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number and is a 13-digit number that uniquely identifies books and writing-related products.
ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number and is a 13-digit number that uniquely identifies books and writing-related products.
How many ISBNs do I need?
How many ISBNs do I need?
A single ISBN will cover 1 format of 1 book. So if you’re publishing 1 book in paperback and ebook format, you’ll need 2 ISBN numbers.
A single ISBN will cover 1 format of 1 book. So if you’re publishing 1 book in paperback and ebook format, you’ll need 2 ISBN numbers.
Do ISBNs Expire?
Do ISBNs Expire?
ISBNs do not have an expiration date. Once you purchase an ISBN, it will stay in your account forever.
ISBNs do not have an expiration date. Once you purchase an ISBN, it will stay in your account forever.
I’m planning to publish in the future. Should I buy my ISBN now, or wait until I’m ready to publish?
I’m planning to publish in the future. Should I buy my ISBN now, or wait until I’m ready to publish?
You can purchase the ISBN at any time.
You can purchase the ISBN at any time.
Is the charge for the ISBN a recurring or one-time fee?
Is the charge for the ISBN a recurring or one-time fee?
ISBN only require a one-time fee. There are no recurring charges.
ISBN only require a one-time fee. There are no recurring charges.
I’m not from the United States, can I take part in the Basic ISBN package?
I’m not from the United States, can I take part in the Basic ISBN package?
No, the Basic ISBN is only available to authors with a valid U.S. address.
No, the Basic ISBN is only available to authors with a valid U.S. address.
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What Is Our Success Rate?
100% Success Rate
100% Success Rate
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Self-publishing is the publication of media by its author without the involvement of an established publisher. The term usually refers to written media, such as books and magazines, either as an ebook or as a physical copy using POD (print on demand) technology. It may also apply to albums, pamphlets, brochures, video content, and zines.
Self-publishing is the publication of media by its author without the involvement of an established publisher. The term usually refers to written media, such as books and magazines, either as an ebook or as a physical copy using POD (print on demand) technology. It may also apply to albums, pamphlets, brochures, video content, and zines.
In the traditional publishing model, the publisher bears all the costs and risks of publication, but retains most of the profit if the book is successful. In self-publishing, the author bears all the costs and risks, but earns a higher share of the profit per sale.
In the traditional publishing model, the publisher bears all the costs and risks of publication, but retains most of the profit if the book is successful. In self-publishing, the author bears all the costs and risks, but earns a higher share of the profit per sale.
The $1 billion market of self-publishing has transformed in the past two decades with new technologies providing increasing alternatives to traditional publishing.[1] Self-publishing is increasingly becoming the first choice for writers.[2] Most self-published books sell very few copies.[3] Those which sell large numbers are newsworthy because they are so rare. The quality of self-published works varies considerably, because there are no barriers to publication and no quality control.[4]
The $1 billion market of self-publishing has transformed in the past two decades with new technologies providing increasing alternatives to traditional publishing.[1] Self-publishing is increasingly becoming the first choice for writers.[2] Most self-published books sell very few copies.[3] Those which sell large numbers are newsworthy because they are so rare. The quality of self-published works varies considerably, because there are no barriers to publication and no quality control.[4]
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