Stop repeating the same answers
Explain your genres, feedback, turnaround and submission process once, then send authors one professional link.
Professional websites for beta readers
Make authors trust you before they send their manuscript.
Get your own professional beta-reader website that explains who you are, what you read, what feedback you provide and how authors can send their manuscript and book cover.
£100 one-time price
Limited project queue
No payment before approval
Only a handful are accepted at a time. Apply now to enter the review queue. You pay only after we have reviewed your application and confirmed you are a good fit.
£100 one-time serviceClear GBP pricing
Apply before payingWe review your fit first
Limited availabilityOnly a handful at a time
Queue protectedAccepted projects are built in order
Why beta readers need their own site
Authors are being asked to trust you with something deeply personal.
A social-media bio or short DM rarely answers everything an author wants to know before sharing an unpublished manuscript. Your website gives them one clear place to understand you and take the next step.
Reduce manuscript anxiety
Show authors who you are, how you handle their work and what they should expect before they send anything.
Attract books that suit you
Make your preferred genres, subjects and boundaries visible so the right authors contact you.
Collect genuine reviews
Give authors a simple review button so you can build trustworthy proof over time.
Make submission easier
A prepared email can tell authors exactly which book details, manuscript files and cover assets to attach.
Build an official identity
Connect your public name, service, genres and official links in a format humans, Google and AI chats can understand.
What your site can include
A complete professional home for your beta-reading service.
Your site is personalised around how you actually work. It can support free, paid, tip-supported or invite-only beta reading without making authors guess.
- Your public name, profile image and clear introduction
- Your favourite genres, subjects, tropes or formats
- The feedback you provide and what beta reading does not include
- Your turnaround, availability and submission boundaries
- A prepared manuscript and book-cover email button
- A review request section with an easy email template
- Optional tip, payment, booking or application links
- Your social profiles, website and professional links
- Social preview image, favicon and mobile-first design
- Search and AI-readable metadata, FAQs and structured data
Your authors get a simpler next step
Instead of asking authors to work out what information you need, your website can open a prepared email that requests the title, genre, word count, feedback questions, manuscript and cover.
Email attachments cannot be added automatically. The author adds their files before pressing send.
Live example: Cornelius Aurelius Beta Reader
A real beta-reader website with clear genres, free-service messaging, easy manuscript submission, reviews and optional tipping.
See the idea working
One link that explains the full beta-reader experience.
This example gives authors immediate answers: who the reader is, what he reads, what feedback he provides, whether it is free and how to send the book.
- Professional custom-domain presentation
- Clear “free beta reading” positioning
- Prepared manuscript and cover email
- Review and optional tip sections
- Responsive design for mobile, tablet and desktop
Built for Google and AI understanding
Make your identity clearer wherever authors search.
Your site is designed as a clear source of truth about your beta-reading service. It improves the technical and content foundation for discovery without making false ranking promises.
Clear entity information
Your public name, role, preferred genres, feedback and official links are used consistently throughout the page.
Search-ready structure
Semantic headings, metadata, visible text, descriptive links, image alt text and a crawlable page structure.
AI-readable answers
Direct summaries, FAQs and truthful structured data help AI assistants understand your service when relevant.
Important
No website can guarantee Google rankings, indexing, enquiries or recommendations from an AI assistant. The goal is to make your information professional, accessible and easier to understand.
Your own website vs a social profile alone
Give authors more than a username and a short bio.
| What authors need | Your professional website | Social profile alone |
|---|---|---|
| Clear beta-reader identity | Dedicated page built around you | Competes with posts and platform clutter |
| Genres and feedback | Explained in full | Usually squeezed into a short bio |
| Manuscript submission | Prepared email with clear instructions | Repeated manual DMs |
| Reviews and proof | Easy review request and approved testimonials | Scattered comments and messages |
| Google and AI clarity | Structured official source of truth | Limited control over platform content |
| Professional ownership | Your link, identity and presentation | The platform controls the experience |
Pricing, review and availability
A professional beta-reader website for £100.
Joining the review queue is free. We first review your beta-reading service to decide whether the project is a good fit. You pay only after acceptance, never before.
One-time service price
£
100
Your personalised beta-reader website
We only take on a handful of projects at a time so each accepted website receives focused attention. When capacity fills, new applicants remain in the review queue or applications may temporarily pause.
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Apply freeEmail your beta-reader details. No payment.
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We review your fitWe check whether we can represent your service properly.
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Pay only if acceptedApproved applicants receive the £100 payment instructions.
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Your build enters the queueAccepted projects are completed in queue order.
Limited queue: apply before capacity closes.
There is no fake countdown. Availability depends on how many suitable projects we can serve properly.
How to get yours
Start with one simple email.
Tell authors.kronatrix how you beta read, and we can turn that information into a professional site designed around you.
- Apply to the review queueEmail your image, genres, feedback, links and service details. Applying is free.
- We review your fitWe decide whether we can create a strong, truthful website around your beta-reading service.
- Accepted applicants pay £100Payment is requested only after approval, never before the review.
- We build in queue orderYour personalised website is prepared, reviewed with you and then published.
Ready to look more professional to authors?
Email authors.kronatrix@gmail.com and tell us about your beta-reading service. Applying is free. We request the £100 payment only after we have reviewed and accepted you.
Frequently asked questions
Questions beta readers may ask before starting.
How much does the beta reader website service cost?
The one-time service price is £100. The official amount is charged in GBP. The live converter gives an estimated value in USD and other currencies.
Do I have to pay before you review me?
No. Applying and entering the review process costs nothing. Payment is requested only after authors.kronatrix confirms that you are a good fit and accepts your project.
Why do you accept only a handful of beta readers?
Capacity is intentionally limited so each accepted beta-reader website receives focused planning, personalised copy and careful setup. When the queue is full, applications may wait or temporarily close.
Does joining the queue guarantee acceptance?
No. Every application is reviewed. A queue position records your interest, but a project only proceeds when authors.kronatrix confirms that it is a suitable fit and you accept the £100 service price.
What is a beta reader website?
It is a professional online profile that explains who you are, which books you read, what feedback you provide and how authors can contact you or send a manuscript.
Can my site say that I beta read for free?
Yes. Your website can clearly explain whether your beta reading is free, paid, tip-supported, invite-only or subject to availability.
Can authors upload a manuscript directly?
A static website cannot safely receive and store files by itself. The simplest option opens the author’s email app with a prepared message, then the author attaches the manuscript and book cover before sending.
Can I add a tip, payment or booking button?
Yes. You can provide a genuine Stripe, PayPal, Ko-fi, booking or other relevant link and explain clearly whether payment is optional or required.
Can I collect reviews?
Yes. Your site can include a prepared review email and display genuine reviews that authors have given permission to publish.
Will the site work on phones and tablets?
Yes. The layout is created mobile-first and designed to remain readable and easy to use across mobile phones, tablets, laptops and desktop screens.
Will Google and AI chats recommend me?
No recommendation or ranking can be guaranteed. The website creates clearer public information and technical foundations so search engines and AI assistants can understand your beta-reading service when relevant.
What should I email to start?
Send your public name, profile image, preferred genres, the feedback you provide, turnaround, service terms, contact method, social links and any review, tip, payment or booking links you want included.
Your beta-reader website starts here
Apply now while the limited project queue is open.
Your personalised beta-reader website costs £100. Applying is free, every applicant is reviewed and you pay only after we confirm that you are a good fit.