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Terms Of Service

Terms of service — readable on purpose.

The terms that govern our ghostwriting, editing, formatting and publishing services — deposits, revisions, rights transfer, confidentiality, and guarantees.

§ 1

The service

Top eBook Ghostwriters provides ghostwriting, editing, formatting, cover design and publishing-assistance services as described on this website and specified in your project contract. We are a service provider, not a publisher: we never acquire rights in your work, never publish through our own accounts, and never take royalties.

§ 2

Payment

Deposit50% of the fixed project price secures your writer and schedule; the balance is due on final manuscript delivery.
Payment plansAvailable for projects over $3,500 (£3,000): 50% / 25% / 25% monthly, interest-free.
Price changesYour quoted price is fixed. Additional fees can arise only from client-requested scope changes, and only with your written agreement in advance.
§ 3

Your obligations

Good books need your input: timely feedback on chapters (target: within 7 days), reasonable availability for interviews where the project needs them, and truthful source material. Delays on your side pause delivery timelines; they don't create penalties.

§ 4

Rights and ownership

All work is performed as work-for-hire. On payment, 100% of copyright, royalties and credit in the delivered work transfer to you, worldwide and permanently, per the signed agreement. Full detail: Rights & Copyright.

§ 5

Confidentiality

We keep your project, your materials and your identity confidential by default, indefinitely. An NDA is available on request at no charge. Our writers are bound by equivalent confidentiality terms. We will never name you as a client without written consent.

§ 6

Guarantees and liability

The milestone guarantee (summary · full policy) is part of these terms. We do not guarantee sales, rankings or bestseller status — no honest provider can. Our total liability on any project is capped at the amount you paid for it. Nothing limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, or your statutory consumer rights.

§ 7

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Consumers retain any mandatory protections of their home jurisdiction. Disputes go first to a real conversation with us — we mean that — and formally to the courts of England and Wales or your local courts where consumer law so provides.

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