Backlist Options for Publishers

Backlist Options for Publishers

The Value Proposition

Build revenue by upgrading backlist to print-on-demand and up-to-date digital formats.
Our fixed per-page conversion prices provide certainty and cost control.

How Does it Work?

With a DPS user account, any backlist source file (Word, PDF, InDesign, Quark) can be uploaded for review and a quote.
After acceptance, you'll receive the work within 10 days.

Format Options Available

  1. PDF to Print on Demand (Item 6)*
  2. Upgrade Accessible ePub3 to "Certified Accessible" status (item 11)*
  3. Upgrade ePub2 or ePub3 to certified Accessible ePub3 (item 12)*

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