How it works

Assess. Prepare. Position. Fund.

Fund Your Book is a funding-readiness process built specifically for author businesses — not a lender, and not a credit repair program.

01

Assess

Take the free Author Funding Readiness Assessment. About 25 questions across five areas of your author business — no credit pull, no sensitive account details.

02

Prepare

Discover the areas that may need attention. Your results break down where your business stands across setup, credit readiness, financials, author business and funding plan.

03

Position

Follow your personalized Funding Readiness Action Plan. Your three biggest gaps and next three moves, based on your own answers.

04

Fund

Explore potential funding opportunities when your profile is appropriately positioned. Eligibility may vary and decisions are always made by independent providers.

What is measured

One hundred points across five areas of your business.

20

Business Setup

25

Credit Readiness

20

Business Financials

20

Author Business

15

Funding Plan

Readiness categories

Your score places you in one of four readiness categories.

BUILD

0–39

Your author business has several areas that may need attention before pursuing business funding.

PREPARE

40–69

You have some important pieces in place. Your results identified areas that may strengthen your funding readiness.

POSITION

70–84

Your author business appears to have several readiness indicators in place. The next step is reviewing the remaining gaps and potential funding pathways.

FUND

85–100

Your assessment indicates a strong level of funding readiness based on the information you provided. A more detailed review can help identify potential next steps.

Your Fund Your Book Score is an educational funding-readiness assessment and does not constitute a funding approval, credit decision, financial advice, or guarantee of financing.

Know where you stand before you make your next move.

The assessment is free, takes about five minutes, and never asks for your Social Security number, banking passwords or account numbers.

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