SelfPublishing.com
reviews and complaints

selfpublishing.com is a big scam, don't even bother. They just want your money, from the top to the bottom (what a joke). Run away as fast as you can, you'll thank me later.

selfpublishing.com is a great website for anyone looking to publish their own book. They have a lot of helpful resources and the staff is really knowledgeable. I'm really looking forward to working with them and getting my book out there!

SelfPublishing.com had all the stuff I needed in the course or on the groups and group couching calls! I had to study and search, but that's what school's for!

The one on one coaching is amazing! My Coach is so cool! The courses are great and the conference and training calls are top notch. I think SPS is a really good investment for my future! Thanks SPS!

I just started with SelfPublishing.com and had my Clarity Call this morning with my Project Manager, ***. Thank you! You gave me the thumbs up that my direction is good and made a great suggestion on how to set up each chapter. I feel pumped!

Selfpublishing.com is the best thing that ever happened to me! They give you all the steps and support you need to publish your book. The community is amazing and you can make new friends who are also authors. I'm so happy I found them and will never leave. I can't wait to publish more books with their help!

My kid asked me if I still wanna write my kiddie book (been 11 years since I started!). I said I wrote it but didn't get to find an Editor and Publisher. She told me 'bout Self Publishing School. I called 'em that day! The course and the coaching help is great. The program is in manageable steps and you go as fast or slow as you want. I want Fast, so the Help button and my Coach have been the best. Open support classes everyday, their calendar has days and times (very helpful). I'm 70 years old and am very excited for what this next year will bring! Contact them!

I'm tryna get my refund back from SelfPublishing.com. They say you can get your money back within 14 days, and I'm still in that time frame. I paid $2000 after a phone call on Nov 2nd, but then I found out that the money only gets you access to their modules and coaching calls, and not actual book printing. So I asked for my refund, but they're giving me the runaround like a gym trying to keep you as a member. They keep talking about my goals and stuff, but I just want my money back. I asked if the price includes getting my book published, but they didn't give me a straight answer. After looking at the course, I realized that I'm paying a lot of money just to do all the work myself, with some "encouraging" calls. That's not what I want for my book. I already finished it and have an illustrator, I just need to get it online and selling. SPS charges you to listen to someone tell you how to do it, which is whack. I'm worried I just lost $2000, but I'm waiting for a call this week to sort it out. It's been almost 5 days since I asked for my refund, which is annoying. I did some research and found out more disappointing things about this school. I hope they go out of business. If they don't give me my money back, I'll have to get my lawyer involved. I'm still in the time frame for an honest try refund, so they better honor it.

SelfPublishing.com said they'd give me my money back when I cancelled their program within a day of paying on October 24th. I found out their services weren't helpful to me, so I asked for a refund. They kept saying they'd give it to me in emails, but I haven't gotten anything. I tried calling ***, but no one picked up. My emails didn't get any helpful responses and I still haven't gotten my REFUND.

policy and that I had missed the deadline to cancel. I was very disappointed with my experience with SelfPublishing.com. The sales person was very pushy and did not fully disclose the terms and conditions of the program. The program itself did not provide the level of support and assistance that I was expecting. I would not recommend this company to anyone looking to self-publish their book.

I signed up for SelfPublishing.com's "Author Advantage Live" event on July 15 for $197. But then on August 17 - just two days before the virtual event started - they sent me an email asking me to sign a waiver before I could check in. The waiver said they could use my photos, videos, and audio without paying me. I tried to talk to their "Student Success Representative," but they wouldn't change the waiver or give me a refund. On August 19 - the day the event started - *** said they had the waiver in place and wanted to use my photos and testimonials. But when I reminded them of the waiver's language on August 20, I didn't hear back from anyone at the School. The event is over now, so I want my money back.

I joined the SelfPublishing.com program on July 6 and paid $5000. I asked for more info from *** but he never sent it. This place is a scam that thinks their 14-day refund policy is legit even though they don't deliver what they promise. They sent me a ton of emails until I paid up. I had one 15-minute Zoom call with *** on July 7, and another with *** on July 10th. *** was supposed to get back to me on July 13th about my book draft, but never did. I didn't get access to the *** Rolodex until July 28th, never got a mentor, and still can't sign up for Group Coaching. *** lies about the real cost of self-publishing, and the *** never helped me.

I made a deal with SelfPublishing.com on 9/27/22. They called me up, pretending to offer advice on finishing my book, but it turned out to be a sneaky sales pitch. They promised to publish my book for a fee, but I had to ask for a refund less than two hours later due to financial difficulties. They said it wouldn't be a problem, but instead of giving me my money back, I got a bunch of emails from different salespeople trying to guilt me into staying. They said I just needed to be more committed, but that's not the issue. I haven't heard back from them since the last email, and I don't want anything to do with a company that uses bullying and predatory tactics. They haven't done anything they promised, so why haven't I gotten my refund yet?