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Years in
Business
Books
Published
Best-Selling
Books Published
Author Collaborations
Through Workshops,
Seminars, and More
Years in
Business
Books
Published
Best-Selling
Books Published
Author Collaborations
Through Workshops,
Seminars, and More
Hybrid publishing splits the difference between traditional and self-publishing. You keep creative control and higher royalties. We bring the editorial, design, and distribution expertise of a traditional house. If you’re weighing your options, start here.

We believe that every story has the power to change the world, and we are here to ensure that voices often excluded from traditional publishing houses are heard.
Through our programs, we provide the quality and prestige of a traditional publisher while preserving the creative freedom and equitable royalties of self-publishing.
Nearly 300 books later, we’re still selective about who we publish and why. Whether you are addressing critical social issues, sharing transformative ideas, or leading revolutionary movements, PYP is here to help you bring your vision to life.
Our publishing house grants you complete creative control of your book—a right traditional publishing houses take away.
You keep 100% of your book royalties. Most hybrid publishers pay authors 50-85%, and take the rest. Traditional publishers pay 4-10%. We don’t take a cut of what your book earns.
Publish Your Purpose books are eligible for reviews by traditional review outlets, unlike self-published books.
As authors ourselves, we know how hard it can be to get started on a book publishing journey. Think of us as your publisher therapists!
The publishing industry can be exclusive, costly, and predatory—that’s why we empower our authors to understand the industry better through education and collaborative learning.
We manage full distribution to the retailers and platforms that matter. On marketing, you’re not handed a plan and left to run with it. We collaborate with you on real strategy, every step of the way.
No. You keep the creative control and royalty structure of self-publishing, but with a selective review process, professional editing, design, and distribution built in from the start.
Vanity presses publish anything, regardless of quality, if you pay. We don’t. Our manuscript review process turns down more books than it accepts. When your book carries our name, it’s already been vetted, edited, and positioned by a team that’s done this hundreds of times, not assembled piecemeal.
Publishing packages start at $19,500 and scale based on the scope of support your book needs. Use our Book Cost Blueprint to see a full breakdown before you talk to anyone.
Yes. Full creative control, and you keep 100% of your book royalties. Most hybrid publishers pay authors 50-85% and take the rest. Traditional publishers pay 4-10%.

You’ve built something real and you’re ready to put the thinking behind it into a book that expands your business and thought leadership

You’ve found a framework, method, or hard-won lesson, and you’re ready to hand it to readers who need it as much as you did.

You’re ready to tell the full version of your story, not the one that’s easier to tell at a dinner party.

You’re writing to move something, an industry, a community, a conversation that’s overdue.

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Her work has been featured in Forbes, The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and CNBC. She’s been recognized with multiple 40 Under 40 awards for her leadership and entrepreneurial work.
Jenn T. Grace has written eight books, including Promote Your Purpose and Publish Your Purpose, the frameworks behind everything Publish Your Purpose teaches its authors. Her memoir, House on Fire, is proof she’s willing to do on the page what she asks her authors to do: tell the true, unpolished version of the story.
She’s guided over 300 authors through the same process she’s been through herself, from first draft to published book, whether the goal was growing a business, building a platform, or getting a hard story into the world.
