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Bindery by Infinite Library

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BookFoundry

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Price from$39/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published34
Spec score · AI audiobook generators8.1 (#8)9.0 (#2)
AudienceThe maker describes Infinite Library as a platform for people with a story or message who want help overcoming the blank page, developing a draft, or organizing ideas into a manuscript.The home page presents the product for personal keepsakes and for authors publishing books for revenue.
LanguagesAudiobook narration is offered in 74 languages.Book generation supports 18 languages and 49 regional variants.
SupportThe Trust Center lists [email protected] for privacy questions and says it usually answers restriction and objection requests within 1–2 business days.The maker says its human support team is available 24/7.
What it doesBindery turns a book manuscript into a chapter-by-chapter audiobook using a house narrator or a clone of the author’s voice.BookFoundry turns an idea or imported manuscript into a structured book with publishing-ready files.

Plans

Bindery by Infinite Library

  • FreeFree
  • One-time credit packs$12, paid once
  • Bindery Pro$39 a month

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BookFoundry

  • Starter$14.99, paid once
  • Smith Triple$29.99, paid once
  • Freedom$99.99, paid once
  • Freedom Best Value$99.99, paid once

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In their own words

Bindery by Infinite Library

Bindery by Infinite Library turns a book manuscript into an audiobook organized by chapter, using a house narrator or a clone of the author’s voice. Authors can audition George, Lily and Daniel on their own text, with narration available in 74 languages. Voice cloning uses about 30 seconds of recording, requires explicit consent and can be deleted by the author. Authors can publish a storefront with a free first-chapter preview, set listening access at $1.99 to $99.99 and keep 80% of each sale, paid through Stripe. Buyers get chapter navigation, 15- and 30-second jumps, speed control, lock-screen controls, exact resume and a tagged master MP3 download. Private listening links work on phones without an account or installation and can be disabled by the author. The web service has a free plan with 800 AI credits after sign-in and watermarked proofs. One-time credit packs start at $12.00 USD; Bindery Pro is $39 a month or $390 per year. Narration uses 50 credits per 1,000 characters, and credits are shared across the studio.

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BookFoundry

BookFoundry turns an idea or existing content into a book with DOCX, EPUB, and PDF exports. Its listed book types include nonfiction, novels, short story collections, children's stories, memoir and family history, screenplays, and illustrated picture books. The FAQ says books can be written in 18 languages across 49 regional variants. After generation, an editor supports text changes and chapter revisions, with re-exporting at no extra cost. Users can import DOCX, EPUB, TXT, Markdown, or PDF manuscripts, subject to feature availability.

BookFoundry prepares store listing text, keywords, and categories, but does not upload books to stores. Listed outputs include EPUB builds for Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play, Kobo, and Nook, plus DOCX, print-ready PDF, and a high-resolution cover for prose books. The paid one-time bundles are Starter at $14.99, paid once for one credit, Smith Triple at $29.99, paid once for three credits, and Freedom at $99.99, paid once for sixteen credits; credits do not expire. The privacy policy says submitted text may go to Google Gemini, OpenAI, and Anthropic for generation or analysis, and says those providers do not use it to train public models. BookFoundry says human support is available 24/7.

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