After Plot Co.

Author Services

You've written your story.
Now what?

Finishing the manuscript is a huge part of the journey, but that's only the beginning.

There's figuring out how the book lands with readers. What makes someone stop scrolling. What parts of the story are worth talking about. Who should be reading it. And how to get it into their hands without making the whole process feel like shouting into the void.

That's where we come in.

Beta Reading

Beta Reader Report

Inside the report:

  • Opening scene and hook
  • Characterization and motivation
  • Plot and conflict
  • Pacing
  • Setting and worldbuilding
  • Dialogue
  • Craft and clarity
  • Overall reader impression

Plus:

What's working, what may need attention, and clear revision priorities.

ARC Management

Readers

10 confirmed · 5 waitlisted

Mystery/Thriller · EPUB
Distributed May 4 · Follow-up May 11
Review deadline May 18

Launch Support

Release Prep

Week of Launch

  • Content
    ✓ Launch post · ○ Stories
  • Readers
    ✓ ARC reminder · ○ Permissions
  • Author
    ✓ Assets · ○ Follow-up
  • Launch Day
    ○ Newsletter · ○ Retail links

Still to send

  • ○ Quote teasers
  • ○ Story sequence
  • ○ Links

launch week assets

Content Pull

He leaned against the door like he owned the room, all lazy confidence and sharp edges. She hated that he could look so calm when every instinct in her was telling her to leave.

“I don't trust you.”

“You shouldn't.”

His eyes flicked to the window behind her, and the amusement vanished.

“But if you think I'm the one you should be afraid of, you haven't been paying attention.”

He stepped closer.

“I'm the idiot keeping you alive.”

Choose the chapter where you need support.

Chapter 01
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Beta Reading

Honest, in-depth feedback from a reader’s perspective to help you understand what’s working in your story and what could be stronger.

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Chapter 02
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Content Pull

Reading and extracting the parts of your book that are perfect for sharing and promotion.

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Chapter 03
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ARC Management

Connecting your book with ARC readers who can help read, review and spread the word before release.

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Chapter 04
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Launch Support

Support to help you plan and manage your book launch.

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Chapter I

Beta Reading

We read your manuscript from a reader’s point of view rather than an editor’s. We pay attention to what hooks us, where we have questions, what’s working well, and what may not be landing as intended or could be getting in the way of the reader experience.

What You Receive

  • Comprehensive reader report, typically 4–6 pages depending on manuscript length, that covers impressions of the opening scene, plot and conflict, characterization, worldbuilding, dialogue, pacing, craft, and more.
  • The report includes feedback on both what’s working and what may need another look.

Optional Add-Ons

  • In-line commentary: genuine reactions, questions, and observations as I read
  • Content Pull: standout lines, emotional moments, teasers, and shareable quotes pulled from your manuscript
  • 30- or 50-minute consultation: talk through the feedback, ask follow-up questions, and brainstorm possible revisions

Turnaround: Timeline depends on manuscript length and project scope

All payments are processed through PayPal.

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Chapter XII · Reader CopyP. 247

The corridor smelled of rain and old stone. Mara pressed her palm to the door, hesitating longer than she needed to.

She had known, in some quiet part of herself, that Elias would be waiting on the other side.

When she finally stepped through, he did not look surprised. He looked relieved, which was worse.

“You took your time,” he said.

“I wasn't sure I wanted to come.” She kept her voice level, though her hands had begun to shake.

The room beyond was empty except for the letter on the table.

Pacing · Character · Clarity · Emotional impactKeep reading →
Chapter II

Content Pull

We identify strong lines, moments, and themes from your manuscript and turn them into content you can use to promote your book. This can include quote graphics, caption ideas, trope posts, and teaser copy that fits your story and voice.

Depending on your requirements, this may include:

  • Quote selections from your manuscript
  • Caption and post ideas
  • Reel or carousel hook suggestions
  • Teaser copy for pre-launch promotion
  • Content ideas organized by theme or trope

Process

  1. 1.Review your manuscript or selected chapters
  2. 2.Identify strong lines, moments, and themes
  3. 3.Organize content based on your selected package and goals
  4. 4.Deliver the agreed content in a clear, ready-to-use format

Turnaround: Timeline depends on manuscript length and project scope

All payments are processed through PayPal.

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Content Pull · Selected Passages

Quote

“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”

The Little Prince · Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Caption

“This book hits different as an adult.”

Caption copy

Reel Opening

“It's a children's book, it can't be that deep.”

Reel hook
Quotes · Hooks
Chapter III

ARC Management

We help manage your ARC campaign from start to finish, including reader selection, communication, tracking, and follow-up. Everything stays organized, and your ARC readers know what to expect throughout the process.

Depending on your requirements, this may include:

  • Reader outreach and selection support
  • ARC invitation and follow-up emails
  • ARC distribution coordination
  • Reader tracking and reminders
  • Campaign updates or summary

Process

  1. 1.Confirm campaign goals, format, and timeline
  2. 2.Organize the reader list and outreach plan
  3. 3.Manage communication, reminders, and ARC distribution
  4. 4.Track reader status and share updates

Turnaround: Timeline depends on manuscript length and project scope

All payments are processed through PayPal.

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ARC reader sign-up

Request an early copy

Genres you read

FantasyRomanceThriller

Format● EPUB○ PDF

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For Readers

Your next early read might be here.

Sign up for updates on new ARC opportunities and be among the first to know when reader spots open.

Joining the list does not guarantee an ARC placement. Readers are always encouraged to share honest feedback without pressure of positive-only review.

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Chapter IV

Launch Support

Launch week can get overwhelming. We help you plan ahead with a clear roadmap covering the weeks leading up to launch and what comes after. You’ll have a timeline, content plan, and clear next steps so you know what needs to be done and when.

Depending on your requirements, this may include:

  • Launch timeline and planning support
  • Suggested weekly priorities
  • Content planning guidance
  • Launch day checklist
  • Post-launch ideas and next steps

Process

  1. 1.Review your book, audience, and launch goals
  2. 2.Build a plan based on your timeline and selected package
  3. 3.Organize priorities and next steps leading up to launch
  4. 4.Provide guidance for launch week and what comes after

Turnaround: Timeline depends on manuscript length and project scope

All payments are processed through PayPal.

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Launch Support

Release Timeline

Book 6–10
weeks ahead
Workstream
Wk 108642LaunchPost
Inquiry & scope
Strategy & prep
Content & assets
Final scheduling
Launch support
Follow-through

Launch prep includes

Launch-day postQuote teasersStory sequenceLinks and assets
Recommended lead time6–10 weeks before release

Author Testimonials

In Their Own Words.

Beta Reading
“Working with Pul was an absolute dream! Beta readers are some of the most important parts of a writer’s journey and she really gave me some insightful feedback and thoughtful suggestions on how I can make my book shine. I feel writers often have horse blinders on when writing, so having someone like Pul was invaluable to me. She was happy to work with me and my limited budget as well, which I really appreciated. Highly recommend!”
— Lizabeth Anne
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About Us

Portrait of Krishnamika
Founder

Krishnamika

With a background in content writing and research, Krishnamika has always been drawn to the power of words and storytelling. Her love for books eventually led her to work closely with authors on ARC campaigns, reader outreach, content pulls, and book marketing. Through After Plot Co., she aims to make book marketing creative, authentic, and genuinely reader-focused — helping good stories get discovered.

Focus areas

  • Arc Management
  • Content Pulls
  • Launch Strategy
  • Reader Outreach
  • Book Marketing
  • Content Writing
  • Research
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Portrait of Pul
Co-Founder

Pul

Pul has been an avid reader for as long as she can remember, so working with authors and their stories felt like a natural extension of something she had always loved. Over the past seven years, she has worked with 100+ authors and built a strong understanding of storytelling from both the creative and reader perspective. Her background also spans content writing, strategy, and marketing. Through After Plot Co., Pul hopes to help authors see their books from both sides: as the storyteller who created them and the readers who will experience them. More than anything, she wants to help good stories find the readers they belong with.

Focus areas

  • Beta Reading
  • Manuscript Development
  • Content Pull
  • Launch Strategy
  • Content Planning and Strategy
  • Content Writing
  • Book Marketing
  • Reader Insights
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Frequently asked questions

We mainly work with fiction, including romance, fantasy, contemporary, thrillers, science fiction, literary fiction, and related subgenres. If you're not sure whether your book fits, just reach out and tell us a bit about it.

Have a question about your book?

Email us anytime. We're happy to talk through your manuscript, timeline, or which service might fit.