Highlight a paragraph. Get a book angle, an outline and your 7 backend keywords.
SelfPublishPilot AI is a browser extension, not another dashboard. No blank chatbot, no re-pasting your research — you highlight text on the page you are already reading and click one of 12 KDP workflows. $37 one-time, your own API key, no monthly fee. Here is what it does well, where it stops, and the eight bonuses I built for after it stops.
The vendor’s own 10-minute demo — a real page turned into book ideas, a description and keywords, unedited.
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✓ One-time price, no subscription✓ 8 bonuses · $596 value✓ 2nd extension included free✓ 30-day refund
🧩 Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Firefox🔑 Your own OpenAI or Anthropic key🚫 No monthly software fee🎁 BookPromoPilot free with it
The page becomes the prompt — and that is the whole idea
Here is the loop almost every publisher runs. You find a good Amazon listing, or a review section full of complaints, or a forum thread where people describe exactly what they wish existed. Then you open a chatbot in another tab, try to explain what you just read, paste a bit of it, lose the rest, and get back something vaguer than the thing you started with.
The research was good. The transfer was lossy. Every time you move findings out of the page and into a blank box, you throw away the specifics and keep the summary — and the specifics were the whole value.
SelfPublishPilot removes the transfer. You highlight the text where it already lives, click a workflow, and the result comes back in a side panel with the source still on screen. The vendor calls it the Browser-To-Book Method. In practice it is three moves: highlight, click, result. Nothing gets retyped, nothing gets summarised on the way, and the model reads what the reader actually wrote rather than your memory of it.
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Workflows across the two extensions — 12 for the book, 12 for the marketing
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Monthly fees. You bring an API key and pay the provider pennies for what you use
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Click between a page you are reading and a usable KDP asset
The twelve workflows, in the order you actually work
They are grouped into four stages, and the grouping is the useful part — it is a sequence, not a menu. Each stage's output is the next stage's input.
Find the book Stage 1
Point it at a page where readers are already telling you what is missing — an Amazon listing, its reviews, a Reddit thread.
Book Idea Angles — ten positioned directions out of one highlighted passage, not ten titles
Reader Pain Points — pulled from the words on the page rather than invented
Competitor Book Breakdown — run it straight on a rival's listing
Reader Avatar — built from the same source, so it stays specific
Shape the book Stage 2
From a validated angle to something you could actually sit down and write.
Book Outline Builder — title, subtitle, core promise and 8–12 chapters
Chapter Ideas — fifteen, so you can throw most away
Title & Subtitle Ideas — fifteen candidates. Volume is the right approach here
Book Creation Checklist — the running list so nothing gets left half done
List the book Stage 3 — the one that earns the $37
This is the stage most tools do badly, and it is the stage that decides whether anyone ever finds the book.
Amazon Book Description — drafted HTML-ready, which matters because KDP supports only a specific short list of tags, and h1, h2 and h3 are not among them
Keyword & Category Finder — seven backend phrases kept under the field limit, with no words repeated from your title — Amazon's keyword guidance lists metadata you have already used, and words already in your categories, under “keywords to avoid” — plus ten long-tails and five browse categories
Build the audience Stage 4
The part that turns one book into a business rather than a lottery ticket.
Reader Magnet Ideas — ten freebie angles that fit the book you just outlined
Launch Email — seven subject lines, seven preview lines, body, CTA and a P.S.
The detail that told me it was built by someone who has actually published. The keyword workflow refuses to repeat words that are already in your title, and it keeps each phrase inside the field limit. Both of those come straight out of Amazon's own keyword guidance, and both get broken constantly — often by people who paid for a keyword tool. Building the rule into the output rather than into a tutorial nobody reads is the correct decision, and it is the sort of thing you only think of if you have filled those seven boxes in anger.
And a second extension comes with it, free
BookPromoPilot AI is included at the front end at no extra cost, and it is not a token add-on — it is another twelve workflows covering everything after the book is live. Same mechanic: highlight, click, result.
An Amazon Ads keyword extractor and ad copy generator. A listing optimisation audit. Competitor positioning. An A+ Content planner. Promo blurbs, an author bio, a 30-day launch plan builder, compliant review-request templates, review mining for marketing angles, social ad copy and short video script ideas.
Vendor-stated value on it is $97. Whatever you make of stated values, the honest read is this: most buyers will use the second extension more than the first, because most people already have a book and no idea how to market it. Getting it bundled rather than sold as the upsell is the single most generous decision in this funnel.
The mechanic is genuinely better. Working on the page keeps the specifics that a chatbot conversation loses
Bring your own key means no monthly fee — and no vendor credits to run out of mid-book
Amazon's real metadata rules are built into the keyword output, not left in a PDF
The description comes back HTML-ready for the tags KDP actually renders
A trademark guardrail runs inside every workflow, so it will not hand you a brand or a character to put in your metadata
Twelve more workflows free in the second extension, aimed at the half most tools ignore
Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox. 30-day money-back guarantee
Good to know
It researches, outlines and lists — you write the book. The vendor states that on the sales page, which I far prefer to a tool promising a finished manuscript
It is a text tool by design, so covers and interior artwork stay a separate job
You bring your own API key. That is exactly what buys you the no-subscription price — it is a three-minute setup, not a running cost
Who this is for: anyone publishing on KDP who already spends time reading listings, reviews and niche threads — and loses most of it in the gap between reading and writing. Low-content and non-fiction publishers get the most out of it.
Who should skip it: if you want something that writes a finished book while you sleep, this is not that, and the vendor never claims it is. If you refuse to set up an API key on principle, skip it too — the whole cost model depends on it.
What I'm adding on top
Look at where the two extensions leave you. You have an angle, an avatar, an outline, fifteen title candidates, an HTML description, seven compliant keywords, five categories, a launch plan and your review-request emails. That is a very good place for a $37 extension to hand off.
Three jobs start where that hand-off ends, and they are the same three every time: the pictures, your voice, and the four weeks after you hit publish. That is what these eight are. Free through my link, and they work whether you take an upgrade or not.
📦 Package 1 — GET IT RUNNING
From installed to producing work that sounds like you rather than like a model. Value $144.
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The API Key Fast-Start Do this one firstNew
Three minutes to a working key — and the two settings that cap your downside at five dollars.
OpenAI or Anthropic, step by step, with the one box everybody misses: you are shown the key exactly once
Load $5, turn auto-recharge OFF. Those two clicks are the whole safety net, and the second one is the one people skip
What the workflows actually cost to run — and the three things that make it cost more, starting with highlighting far too much
A cheap-model / good-model split across all twelve workflows. Ideas run fine on the cheap tier; save the good one for the outline and description
A six-row troubleshooting table — and the two causes worth checking first, which are a stray space in the pasted key and a zero balance
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The Brand Voice Lock Pack 4 documents
The extension builds your reader from the page. This builds the other half of the conversation — the person doing the talking.
A paste-ready Voice Card: who is talking, what you always do, what you never do, the words you own and the five your category has worn out
Four workbooks that get you there — voice identity, brand voice, persona builder, and an avatar guide if you go into video
Fill it in once, then reuse it on every book. Your back catalogue starts sounding like one person, which is what a returning reader is actually buying
The forty-second habit: extension output plus the card, into your AI, one rewrite. That is the whole difference between output and identity
📦 Package 2 — MAKE IT LOOK PUBLISHED
You finish with the words written and the pictures still to make. This is the pictures — at Amazon’s exact sizes — plus the polish pass on the words. Value $224.
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Cover & A+ Image Studio The centrepieceClaude Skill + guide
BookPromoPilot plans your A+ modules and tells you what each one should say. This makes the pictures that go in them — at Amazon’s exact pixel sizes, which is the part that catches everyone.
No image model outputs Amazon's exact pixel targets. A KDP eBook cover is 1,600 wide × 2,560 high. An A+ overlay module is a 970 × 300 letterbox. So the skill generates at the nearest supported ratio and then fits to the exact target locally — correct dimensions, RGB, sized to each surface's own file limit, one command
Works with either KIE.ai or Google Gemini. One key, your choice. Google from about 7 cents an image, KIE if you want Flux, Seedream or Ideogram
Twelve presets across every A+ module type — overlay, header, single, three-image, four-image, quadrant, logo and comparison
A spine calculator and full-wrap builder for print: page count and paper type in, print-ready 300 DPI PDF out, plus a proof with trim, safe area, spine edges and the barcode keep-out drawn on it
The nine-up grid test. It renders your cover nine times at search-result size — if you cannot read the title there, the cover has failed — and an unreadable thumbnail is the fixable mistake I run into most often
Prompt formulas per genre, plus the rule that saves every cover: generate art, never let the model set the title type
Installs in Claude Desktop or Claude Code; the scripts also run standalone with nothing but Python
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The AI De-Genericizer New
Twelve constraint prompts. Because "make it sound more human" just gets you a different generic.
The six-line brief that prevents most of it — paste it above any generation and the model stops averaging
The nine tells, as a table you can run your own description against in thirty seconds
Twelve prompts including the Specificity Pass, the Objection Insert and the Opening Line Forge — and every one of them is forbidden from inventing a statistic, price or testimonial
Which prompts to run in which order, per situation. If you only ever run one, run the Delete Pass — cutting a quarter of the words improves most AI drafts, because the padding is the genericness
The field-by-field application to a KDP listing, including the one field where you should run nothing, because there average is the target
📦 Package 3 — SELL IT, AND KEEP THE ACCOUNT
BookPromoPilot writes you a plan. These four are the checking layer, the list you build while it runs, and the rules that keep the account alive. Value $228.
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The First 30 Days New
A plan tells you what to do. This tells you whether it worked — and what to do when it did not.
Week 1 is verification, and it is the week that saves books: the seven checks that catch a listing which is not the listing you typed
The keyword swap in week two, against Amazon's actual published rules — and the discipline of one variable class per week, because changing everything at once teaches you nothing
Reviews without getting the account flagged: what Amazon genuinely permits with free copies, and the six things that get a review pulled. Review swaps are the one that catches indie authors
The price ladder, the royalty cliff, and the first ad test with a five-row read table — clicks and no sales means the ad works and the listing does not
The Day-30 keep / fix / kill table, and the seven-step diagnostic tree for when nothing sold. Stop at the first yes
No algorithm folklore. Where Amazon publishes nothing, I say so
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The 1-Click Lead-Magnet Generator
Workflow 11 gives you ten reader-magnet ideas. This turns the one you pick into an actual file, in about ten minutes.
Copy-paste prompts that produce a finished checklist or cheat sheet for any book, not an outline of one
Ten title formulas for the freebie itself — the title does more work than the contents
Pairs directly with the Launch Email workflow: magnet, then email, then a list that outlives the book
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The 90-Day Publishing Sprint Tracker NewWeb app
A quarter of publishing on one screen. Because it does not fail at one big step — it fails in the gaps between them.
Nine stages per title — idea, demand, interior, cover, listing, published, verified, first review, day-30 decision
A counter for the one nobody watches: live but never verified. Books die there quietly
Flags anything with 21 days and no movement. Not how long the book has taken — how long since anything moved
Single HTML file. Works offline, no account, no server, CSV in and out. Your data never leaves your browser
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The Account Safety Checklist New
The trademark guardrail covers brands and characters. This is everything it does not reach.
The AI disclosure decision, settled. Generated versus assisted, in Amazon's own words, with a worked-example table — including the one people miss: AI cover art must be declared, and "substantial edits afterwards" does not exempt you
Every rule for the title field, the description, the categories and the interior, quoted from the KDP pages they come from
Public domain and PLR: the three ways Amazon accepts differentiation, and the tag your title must carry
What the KDP Terms actually say — one account, permanent termination, forfeited royalties — and the first thing not to do when the email arrives
An appeal template that works, plus the evidence folder to keep before you need it
A twelve-point card to run before every submit
Total bonus value $596 — yours free with SelfPublishPilot AI ($37, or $27 with the vendor's publishvip coupon) through my link.
Two upgrades in this funnel change what you own rather than just adding features — the White Label Club, which comes with a re-brander and resell rights on the Pilot extensions, and the LowContentPilot bump for planners and puzzle books. These four are built around exactly those.
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The Reseller Launch Kit For the White Label ClubUpgrade bonus
White-label rights are the easy part. Having something to send people is the part that stalls.
Three ready HTML pages — opt-in, presell and thank-you — plus a lead magnet, so you have a funnel the day the rights land
The eight-step setup you actually deliver to a buyer, and how to scale past the first handful of seats
Value $97
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The Reseller Profit Playbook Upgrade bonus
Three pricing models and the three fastest routes to a first sale with resell rights.
What to charge, and why the obvious price is usually the wrong one
The setup checklist, and where reseller offers most often fall over
Value $67
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The Pinterest Traffic Engine Pairs with LowContentPilotUpgrade bonus
Planners, journals and puzzle books have one genuinely strong free channel, and it is not Amazon Ads.
The Pin2Social blueprint plus an importable automation file
A data file of evergreen and seasonal Pinterest trends — low-content sells on the season, and the season is knowable in advance
Value $67
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The Legal Pages Vault Upgrade bonus
The moment you resell software under your own name, you need pages behind it.
The GDPR basics for selling into Europe, in plain English
Ignored right up until a payment processor asks — and then urgent. Value $47
Upgrade bonuses: $278 more — unlocked with any upgrade in the funnel.
Claim them at imdominator.com/bonus-claim — paste your WarriorPlus receipt, pick the bonus from the dropdown, confirm.
The funnel, plainly
You are going to see these screens anyway, so here they are in advance. Everything is optional — the front end is a complete product and the two extensions do not nag you to upgrade.
Step
What it is
Price
Front end
SelfPublishPilot AI + BookPromoPilot AI free. 24 workflows across two extensions
$37 $27 with publishvip
Order bump
LowContentPilot AI — puzzle, activity and low-content workflows
$14.95
Upgrade 1
PublisherPilotPack — three more extensions: KidsBookPilot, FictionPilot, PlannerPilot
$67
Upgrade 2
White Label Club + Re-brander — monthly club with a re-brander and resell rights on the Pilot extensions. Check the exact scope on the offer page
$47/month
Upgrade 3
Personal Prompt Vault
$47
Upgrade 4
One-Click Workflow Library — 20 extra niches
$37
Upgrade 5
BuzzRep
$37
Upgrade 6
BuzzRep license buyout
$67
Downsell
Vibe Checker
$17
What I would take. The front end on its own is the right buy for almost everybody. Add the $14.95 bump if you publish planners, journals or puzzle books — at that price it is barely a decision. The White Label Club is a different business to being an author, so only take it if selling software is something you actually want to do. Prices and terms can change during a launch, so check the order page before you commit.
How to claim your bonuses
Clear your cookies (or open a private window) so my affiliate ID is the one that registers.
Grab SelfPublishPilot AI through this link — and paste the vendor's publishvip coupon at checkout for $10 off.
Check your WarriorPlus purchase page. Bonuses from affiliates appear under your transaction — look for my bonus delivery link there.
A browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox with twelve KDP workflows. You highlight text on any page you are reading — an Amazon listing, a review section, a bestseller chart, a forum thread — click a workflow, and get the result in a side panel with the source still on screen. The twelve run in four stages: find the book (idea angles, reader pain points, competitor breakdown, reader avatar), shape it (outline, chapter ideas, title and subtitle candidates, creation checklist), list it (HTML-ready Amazon description, keyword and category finder), and build the audience (reader magnet ideas, launch email). A second extension, BookPromoPilot AI, comes free with it and adds twelve more for the marketing side.
Does it write the whole book for me?
No, and the vendor says so on the sales page. It does the research, the positioning, the outline and the listing. You write the book. It also does not design interiors or covers, and it does not guarantee sales or rankings. I would treat that honesty as a point in its favour — plenty of tools in this category imply otherwise.
Do I need an API key? What does that cost?
Yes. It runs on your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, which is why there is no monthly software fee — you pay the AI provider directly for what you use, and that is fractions of a penny to a few pence per workflow. Setting one up takes about three minutes. My first bonus walks you through it, including the two settings that cap your downside: load $5 of prepaid credit and turn auto-recharge off.
Is it a subscription?
The front end is a one-time $37 payment with a 30-day money-back guarantee. The only recurring item anywhere in the funnel is the optional White Label Club at $47 a month, which you would only take if you wanted to resell the extensions under your own brand.
Is there a coupon?
Yes — the vendor's own code publishvip takes $10 off, bringing the front end to $27. It is on their sales page, so it is not a trick. Paste it at checkout.
What is BookPromoPilot and is it really free?
It is a second, separate extension included with the front end at no extra cost. Twelve post-publish marketing workflows: an Amazon Ads keyword extractor, ad copy, a listing optimisation audit, competitor positioning, an A+ Content planner, promo blurbs, an author bio, a 30-day launch plan builder, compliant review-request templates, review mining, social ad copy and short video scripts. The vendor puts a $97 value on it. In practice most buyers will get more use out of it than the first extension, because most people already have a book and no idea how to market it.
Will this get my KDP account in trouble?
Nothing about the tool itself is against Amazon's rules — it reads pages you have open and generates copy you then edit and publish. Two things you do need to handle yourself. First, Amazon requires you to declare AI-generated text and images at publish, including cover art. Second, your metadata has to obey Amazon's rules whatever produced it. The extension has a trademark guardrail built in, which covers brands and characters; my Account Safety Checklist bonus covers everything else, including the AI disclosure decision with worked examples.
Does it work for low-content books like planners and journals?
The front end works for any KDP book. There is a dedicated $14.95 order bump, LowContentPilot AI, aimed specifically at puzzle, activity and low-content workflows — if that is your niche it is the one part of the funnel I would add without much thought. Take an upgrade and my Pinterest Traffic Engine bonus unlocks too, which is the strongest free channel for planners.
What do the bonuses actually add?
Eight bonuses covering the three things the extensions leave you: the images, your voice and the four weeks after publish. An API key fast-start so the install does not stall. A Voice Card pack, because the tool builds your reader but nothing builds you. A Claude Skill that generates covers and A+ module images at Amazon's exact pixel sizes, with a spine calculator and print-ready full-wrap builder. Twelve constraint prompts that take the average out of AI copy. A four-week post-publish verification and decision plan. A lead-magnet generator that pairs with the reader-magnet workflow. An offline nine-stage sprint tracker. And a KDP account safety checklist with the AI disclosure rules settled. Take any upgrade and four more unlock, built around the white-label and low-content paths.
Do I get the bonuses if I only buy the front end?
Yes. All eight come with the front end. The four upgrade bonuses unlock if you take any paid upgrade in the funnel, including the $14.95 bump.
Is there a refund if it is not for me?
The vendor offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the current terms on the order page before you buy — launch terms can change.
The research you already do is where the books are
You already read the listings, the reviews and the threads. SelfPublishPilot stops that reading leaking out on the way to a blank chatbot — highlight, click, and it comes back as an angle, an outline, a description and seven compliant keywords. Then my eight bonuses handle the cover, the voice and the thirty days after you publish.
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