Draft2DigitalReviews of draft2digital.com

I do NOT recommend this company and their so called "service".

Draft to Digital è una compagnia raffazzonata, retrograda, con zero professionalità e con un personale impreparato. Ci credo che trovano scuse per chiudere gli account e trattenere le royalties: questo per loro è l'unico modo di guadagnare qualcosa. Facendo due conti, ho verificato che nelle mie regolari vendite si sono trattenuti quasi 2000 dollari senza motivo. Io ho chiuso l'account e io li ho sostituiti con altre compagnie di tutt'altro livello. Credo che di questo passo, chiuderanno anche loro!

My experience with Draft2Digital was nothing short of malicious and destructive to my author career. Without warning, they delisted my books based on false and unfounded claims that my work was “low quality” and allegedly contained PLR (Private Label Rights) content—an accusation that is as insulting as it is baseless. When I challenged these lies, Draft2Digital doubled down with yet another falsehood. They claimed: “However, the tone and language of your recent emails, including profanity, personal attacks, and disrespectful statements toward our staff have made it clear that we cannot continue our business relationship.” This is an outright fabrication. While I was understandably upset by their baseless accusations and lack of transparency, I did not use profanity, make personal attacks, or disrespect their staff. Instead of dealing honestly with my concerns, they invented a false narrative to justify closing my account. Their so-called “review process” felt more like a kangaroo court. They made accusations, acted as judge and jury, and then executed the sentence by permanently terminating my account—with no appeal, no evidence, and no accountability. Draft2Digital presents itself as “author-friendly,” but my experience shows a company that will destroy years of your hard work without proof, fairness, or basic professionalism. If they can falsely label legitimate work as “PLR” and fabricate behavioral accusations to silence you, they can (and will) do it to anyone. Authors, protect yourselves. There are far more ethical and transparent distribution options available. Don’t put your career in the hands of a company willing to smear your name, pull your titles, and erase your presence based on fiction. Draft2Digital didn’t just mishandle my case—they proved that to them, authors are disposable. If you value your work, your rights, and your peace of mind, stay far away from Draft2Digital.

Avoid at all cost.

Be very careful. If you have any kind of dispute with this company, they can terminate your account and keep all of your earned royalties. It's a policy that puts all the risk on the author. Not a safe platform for your money.

Exercise extreme caution. Draft2Digital approved and published my ebook across all major stores. When I tried to publish the exact same book in print, their system flagged a minor technical error. I politely asked for help. In response, they blocked my book entirely and sent me a generic email with baseless accusations of using "recycled" or "public domain" content. This feels like a retaliatory action for questioning their system. Their support is unprofessional and their review process is contradictory and nonsensical. They approved my book and are collecting money for it, while simultaneously accusing it of being worthless. Avoid this service.

I have been using D2D for a couple of years now as an indie author with pen names. They have been good about answering questions and the one time there was a question about a cover, a human answered my question within hours and we resolved the matter quickly. They provide a wonderful service that is author focused.

I've been using Draft2Digital since 2022, and they've been fantastic. I only use them for ebooks, and I'm able to get my books onto international retailer websites and into libraries, making my books extremely accessible. The interface is easy to use, and they have a mailing list specifically for authors to receive promotional opportunities. For example, if you use D2D to get to Apple Books and they're running a promo in your genre, you can apply to be featured, and if accepted, you'll get a little increased visibility for your book. I haven't met a single downside to making my books available on Draft2Digital.