Free Plan
For shortlisted manuscripts — full digital launch on us.

Here's the full story.
The Free Plan is our invite-only digital launch programme — built for first-time authors whose manuscripts are strong but whose circumstances genuinely don't allow paid publishing. There is no commercial catch. Selected authors get the same production care as our paid tiers — formatting, cover, ISBN listing, and a digital launch on Amazon Kindle — alongside a small launch-day social spotlight and a featured blog post. Selection is editorial, not first-come, and runs in monthly cohorts.
- ·First-time authors who can demonstrate genuine financial need
- ·Manuscripts that pass our editorial review (originality, completeness, language)
- ·Authors who are willing to participate in light marketing of their own book
After shortlisting, expect 8–12 weeks to launch — ISBN processing through the Government of India's RRRNA agency takes most of that window.
You retain 100% of your rights and royalties. PGL never owns your work, on any plan — Free or paid.
The full feature set.
- Digital launch on Amazon Kindle
- Social media announcement
- Featured blog post
- ₹1,000 ad budget
- Dedicated author page
- ×Print copies — digital-only launch
- ×Paid ads beyond the included ₹1,000 budget
- ×Dedicated long-term marketing or PR retainers
About the Free Plan plan.
How do I qualify for the Free Plan?
Submit your manuscript via the consultation form. Our editorial board reviews each month and extends invites to a small cohort.
Do I keep my rights?
Yes — exactly the same as all paid plans. PGL never owns your work.
Is there any hidden cost?
No. The Free Plan is genuinely free for shortlisted authors. The only thing we ask is participation in the launch — your own posts and one short author Q&A.
Ready to start with Free Plan?
A 20-minute consultation is the fastest way to know if this plan fits your book. No pressure, no obligation — and no hidden costs.
Every plan is governed by our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Pricing excludes GST unless stated; ISBN processing timelines depend on the Government of India’s RRRNA agency. T&C applies.