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Print my book

For best quality, lowest price and on-time service stick with printers who print nothing but books. How can you find book printers?

Each book printer is set up differently. Some specialize in casebound (hardcover), some in perfect binding (softcover), and some in saddle stitch (staples). Any item in your specifications varying from their system will drive up their costs and your quote. When they have to take a book off the line to shift it to the other side of the factory or send it out to a binder, costs go up. As a publisher, you don't have to learn printer capabilities and printing equipment. Just send out a request for quotation (RFQ), describing your book to all book printers. Take the lowest bid. It does not matter where the printer is located (most are in Michigan) because the bid will include delivery charges to your place.