Sentences with phrase «shipping cost per book»

About $ 1.00 shipping cost per book (with an order of ten, otherwise store pays shipping).

Not exact matches

Amazon Prime costs $ 10.99 per month, and with that, you have free shipping, a bunch of available - to - stream movies and TV shows, tons of books available to e-read, and a load of random discounts.

The cost is $ 15.00 per book with shipping included.

In my English budget each year I request an amount that will cover the cost of giving each published student a copy of the book, which is about $ 8 to $ 10.00 per book, including shipping.

Additional fees may be incurred for the purchase of an ISBN number with Bowker (for US Customers), account set up with Ingram Spark ($ 49 per setup or change) and for the purchase of your book proof and any book copies you want to use for marketing and sales purposes (costs vary per book but generally $ 4 - $ 6 + shipping).

It gives you far higher per - book earnings than traditionally published authors are receiving (even those whose ebooks are selling for $ 10 +), it gives the readers a deal when compared to most traditionally published ebooks, and it's often considered a fair price by those who feel that digital books should cost less than the dead - tree variety since paper, ink, and shipping aren't a part of the equation.

Copyediting, line editing, proofreading, formatting for publishing, formatting for print, cover art, copyright registration, ISBN's, review copies, shipping and research costs can all be budgeted on a per book basis.

After all, there's no real basis for a price — no «fixed cost,» unlike a print book, which has per - unit costs to print and ship (and store, etc.).

For example, if you priced at, say 10 bucks with 1 buck profit, you're paying 9 bucks per book, but with zero shipping cost.

As for me, I order 100 books at a time from Ingram, driving the per - book shipping costs down, so it made sense to go to the trouble of uploading the book to them.

Use our calculators to see your per - book, proof order cost, and shipping and handling costs.

I sell my books at 9 or 10 dollars a copy, but I can buy them for less than four, with shipping costing maybe 50 cents per.

(This is pretty close to the edge for my tastes for novels because in many instances there will be group shipping costs involved which will range from $.60 to $.85 per book.

I had to buy 10 for promo purposes, so I couldn't afford to pay the shipping through Amazon or B&N, and The Book Depository's free shipping and reasonable cost per unit was a huge factor in my choice.

If I'm shipping one book, I can also use Media Mail which costs $ 3 - $ 4 per book, however, Media Mail takes about a week or so, and I prefer for my customers to get their books fast.

My book, Publishing 101, costs about $ 3.60 per unit if I want a copy, plus shipping.

Minus the to join fee ($ 1 per book is I sold 40 books), the cost to ship the books to Amazon -LRB-.50 per book), the cost of the book (my cost $ 2.00) I end up making a profit of $ 3.30 per book.

Our 20 % off mail order price of $ 11.95 leaves a profit of $ 8.21 per book, and customers pay a $ 2.25 shipping and handling fee which covers the average cost of a mailer and postage.

For example, 50 books ($ 162.50) with the Pro Plan ($ 39) and shipping ($ 15) should cost about $ 4.33 per book.

Having to print, bind, ship, store in a warehouse, store in a store, display on a store shelf, take back returned copies, and all of that ancillary stuff — it costs roughly $ 2 - 3 per book for a hardcover, more like $ 1 for a paperback.

Amazon Prime — which costs $ 79 per year in Canada after a 30 - day free trial — also includes free two - day shipping for orders through the global online retailer, which sells a wide variety of goods, including books, housewares, clothes and consumer electronics.

Because shipping costs are factored on a per book basis, when ordering multiple quantities of books, you may find it most economical to place an order over the phone by calling the Shop directly at 816-457-6147.