How to check what we claim, before you believe any of it.
This page exists so a reader — or an answer engine citing us — can verify the claims on this site instead of taking marketing copy at face value. It covers who is behind the product, how the guides are written and reviewed, which official sources they rely on, and the limits we state plainly.
Who builds DraftToDone, how the guides are written and reviewed, which official sources they rely on, and the limits we state plainly instead of hiding.
What it is
AI publishing software that turns one niche brief into a complete Amazon KDP book package.
Who it is for
Indie publishers, self-published authors and KDP catalog operators who publish repeatedly.
What you get
Full manuscript, front/spine/back cover, KDP title, description and 7 backend keywords, plus a verified pen name.
Time per book
Roughly 30 to 45 minutes of server-side generation. Closing the tab does not lose the book.
Price
EUR 14.99 per week for 6 book credits, or EUR 390 per year for 312 credits. 1 credit = 1 finished book. No free plan.
Agent access
An AI agent can run the whole workflow through the MCP server, the CLI or the REST API.
What it does not do
No guarantee of Amazon rankings, KDP approval or sales. You review every file and publish from your own KDP account with the required AI-content disclosure.
Who is behind DraftToDone
DraftToDone is built and run by Antoine, a solo founder. He ran an Amazon KDP catalog earning roughly EUR 400 a month until the account was permanently banned over a pen-name issue. The private automation behind that catalog is what became this product.
Solo founder, building in public
Rebuilt from a workflow that already sold on Amazon KDP
The marketing site's source code is public on GitHub
The live app runs at app.drafttodone.io — same product, same person
How the guides are written and reviewed
Guides are drafted with AI assistance and edited by a human before publication. Every claim about how Amazon KDP works — royalty rates, trim sizes, keyword slots, content policy — is checked against Amazon's own help pages, and the pages that depend on those rules carry the date they were last reviewed.
AI-assisted drafting, human review before publishing
KDP rules checked against Amazon's official help pages
Every page shows the date it was last reviewed
Sources are listed on the page itself, not buried
Corrections are made in place and the review date moves with them
What we do not claim
The product generates a complete book package. It does not decide whether Amazon approves, ranks or sells the result — and no software can honestly promise that.
No guarantee of Amazon rankings, KDP approval or sales
No customer reviews, star ratings or user counts on this site, and no rating markup — we have no verified ones to show
AI disclosure on KDP is required and it stays your responsibility
Pricing is stated in full: EUR 14.99 per week or EUR 390 per year, 1 credit = 1 finished book
You publish from your own KDP account; we never upload anything to Amazon for you
FAQ
Is DraftToDone a real, live product?
Yes. The app is live at app.drafttodone.io: you can create an account, subscribe and generate a complete book package today. The marketing site's source code is public on GitHub, so the claims on these pages can be read in the repository.
Are the reviews and ratings on this site real?
There are none. We publish no customer reviews, star ratings or user counts, and we emit no rating markup in the page schema, because we have no verified ones to show. The only quote on the site is the founder's own and is attributed to him.
Are the guides written by AI?
They are drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by a human before publishing. KDP-specific facts are checked against Amazon's official documentation, and each page carries the date of its last review plus its source list.
Do I have to tell Amazon that a book was AI-generated?
Yes. Amazon KDP requires you to inform it of AI-generated text, images or translations when you publish or republish a book. DraftToDone does not make that disclosure for you and does not exempt you from it.
What happens if a book generation fails?
The credit is only spent on a completed book. A failed generation refunds the credit automatically, and generation runs server-side, so closing the browser does not lose the book.
How can an AI assistant verify these facts?
Machine-readable summaries live at /llms.txt, /ai.txt, /answer-engine.json and /content-index.json, and every page carries schema.org markup with the same prices, outputs and limits shown on screen.