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Book Promotion Site Finder

Match 96+ promo sites to your genre, budget, reviews, and format — then build a launch-week stack.

Free to use in the browser. Catalog last reviewed September 2026. Always confirm price and rules on the site before you pay.

Find sites that fit your book
Wrong-genre lists, erotica blocks, and audiobook-only services are hidden. Remaining sites are scored so the best fits rise to the top.

Matching sites

No third-party sites match every filter. Loosen budget, reviews, or genre and try again.

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What is a promotion site finder?

A book promotion site finder matches your title to newsletter and deal sites instead of dumping every vendor into one long list. You set genre, spend, promo price, reviews, and format. Sites that cannot take the book drop out. The rest are ranked by fit.

It does not book a campaign or guarantee downloads. It is a filter so you spend time on lists that actually accept your book.

Genre + budget → ranked sites
96+ services in the catalog
✦ Free · no signup to filter

Why use this finder?

01 Match before you pay

Genre-only lists, review gates, and erotica policies waste money when they do not fit your book. The finder hides those mismatches first.

02 Budget stays visible

Set a cap per site. Results stay inside that range so a $15 stack filler is not mixed in with a $400 Featured Deal unless you ask for it.

03 Reviews and format matter

BookBub-style lists want reviews. Audiobook deals do not take Kindle eBooks. Those rules are scored, not guessed from a long table.

04 Build a launch-week stack

Add matches to a stack and see an estimated spend range. Most authors run 4–8 sites in one week, not a single listing.

05 Free and private

Runs in the browser. No account required to filter. Confirm price and rules on each site before you submit.

How to use this tool

Three steps: describe the book, get scored matches, stack a few for launch week.

1

Describe the book

Pick genre, max spend per site, promo price (free, 99¢, or $2.99+), how many reviews you have, and KU, wide, or audiobook.

2

Find matching sites

Hard mismatches drop out. Remaining sites are scored so exclusive genre lists and budget fits rise to the top.

3

Stack and visit

Add a few to your stack, check the estimated total, then open each site and confirm current pricing before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

It is a free matching tool. You enter genre, budget, book price, review count, and format. It ranks newsletter and deal sites that fit those rules and hides ones that do not — for example a romance-only list when you write mystery, or an audiobook deal when you have a Kindle eBook.
Yes, but results vary by site and genre. Newsletter lists like BookBub, Freebooksy, and Bargain Booksy tend to produce the most measurable download or sales spikes, especially when stacked across several days in a launch week. Lower-cost sites rarely move the needle alone but can help seed early reviews cheaply.
Sites that cannot take your book are removed (wrong exclusive genre, erotica not allowed, audiobook-only, over your budget, or a high review minimum when you have none). Everyone else gets points for genre fit, price cap, book price, review gates, audience size, and format. The percentage is a fit score, not a sales forecast.
Several services offer free listings or submissions under $20. Free options generally deliver lower volume than paid newsletter placements, so they work best as part of a stack rather than as the only promotion.
For most genre fiction authors, yes — a BookBub Featured Deal is widely considered one of the highest-ROI single promotions, but acceptance rates are low (roughly 10–20%) and competitive. Apply for every launch and keep a backup stack of mid-tier sites.
Most indie authors spend $300 to $800 across 4 to 8 promo sites during a single launch week. Spending under $200 usually is not enough velocity to trigger Amazon’s algorithmic boost. Use the stack total in this tool as a sketch, then confirm live prices.
Match the reader list to the book. Romance-only newsletters usually beat a general bargain list for romance. Mystery, fantasy, historical, and erotica each have dedicated lists. The finder prefers exclusive genre sites when you pick a genre.
No. Catalog figures are reviewed periodically (last pass July 2026) and can change without notice. Always verify pricing, erotica policy, and review requirements on the service’s own submission page before you pay.

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