Book Publishing Cost Calculator for Self-Published Authors

Publishing a book costs from $199 for a single ebook cover to $26,810 for a ghostwritten and fully published launch. This calculator prices editing, cover design, formatting, Amazon KDP and IngramSpark setup, and marketing against your actual word count, then returns a figure within 10 to 15 percent of a written quote.

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How much it costs

How much does it cost to publish a book in 2026?

Publishing a book costs between $529 and $26,810 with a professional team, depending on whether you need the book written, edited, designed, published, marketed, or all five at once. The cost of publishing a book moves most on one input: your word count, because editing and ghostwriting are both priced per word.

Authors who publish a book themselves and buy only a cover and an ISBN can launch for under $500. Published industry guides put the average cost to publish a book between $500 and $5,000, which matches what most first-time authors actually spend. The three routes below cover almost every real budget.

How it compares	Do it yourselfDIY	Professionally producedMost authors	Written and launched for youDone for you
What it costs	Under $500	$529 to $1,909	$6,270 to $26,810
What it covers	Free Amazon KDP upload, template cover, free or purchased ISBN, self-edited manuscript	Cover design, interior formatting, retailer setup, author copies, multi-platform distribution	Ghostwriting, all four editing levels, design, and full publishing setup
The package	No package. You buy each piece separately, or skip it.	Publish-Ready Starter $529, Growth $1,239, Authority $1,909. Editing is bought alongside, priced on your word count.	Launch-Ready Starter $6,270, Growth $11,270, Authority $26,810. Editing is inside the ghostwriting tier.
Time from you	High	Low, review and approval only	Interviews only
Best for	A first title you are testing the market with	An author with a finished manuscript	An author with a story, an audience, and no time
Rights and royalties	You keep 100%	You keep 100%	You keep 100%

Low cost book publishing is possible and legitimate. It means trading money for your own time, not buying cheaper versions of the same work.

What each service costs

What each publishing service costs

Editing runs $0.015 to $0.10 a word. A multi-format cover is $399. Interior formatting is $599. Publishing and distribution starts at $249. Those are our published rates, not averages, and every one of them is set against what the same work costs elsewhere. What you get at every line is a named specialist, revision rounds written into the contract, and the source files handed to you at the end.

Service	AuthorWingsOur published rate	What others chargeFreelancers, agencies and studios
Ghostwriting	$3,999 to $24,999 All editing levels included. Full IP and source files yours.	$6,600 to $40,800 Freelance nonfiction ghostwriters. Editing usually quoted separately.
Editing	$0.015 to $0.10 per word All four levels in sequence at $0.10, against $0.112 buying them separately from us. Single levels from $0.014. NDA, genre match, revision rounds, style sheet and reassignment included.	$0.133 to $0.305 per word The same four levels bought separately at 2026 EFA member rates: developmental $0.06 to $0.15, line $0.04 to $0.08, copy $0.02 to $0.05, proofreading $0.013 to $0.025.
Cover design	$399 Ebook, paperback and hardcover. Layered source files included. $199 ebook only.	$930 median Half of freelance covers land between $630 and $1,200, usually without source files.
Interior formatting	$599 Ebook and print together, validated on KDP, IngramSpark, Apple and Kobo. INDD or Vellum source included.	$475 to $1,275 Half of freelance interior projects, usually one format. Source files rarely transferred.
Illustration	$2,995 Full 32-page book, 16 illustrations, character bible, print-ready files. $187 a spread.	$5,000 to $25,000 Premium studios, $350 and up a spread. Curated marketplaces $2,000 to $10,000, with a commission on top.
Audiobook production	From $1,500 Priced on finished hours, quoted before you commit. Your royalties stay whole.	$200 to $400 a finished hour Roughly $1,400 to $3,200 for a 70,000-word book, or free in exchange for half your royalties for seven years.
Publishing and distribution	$249 to $1,299 Every account opened in your name. Keys handed to you.	Nobody charges for access Amazon KDP and IngramSpark are free to upload to. What you are buying here is the setup: metadata, categories, keywords and the accounts opened correctly in your name.
Marketing	$1,999 to $7,499 Flat fee for strategy, setup and management. We take no percentage of your ad spend.	Fee plus a share of ad spend Common agency model, so the bill rises as the budget rises.
Translation	$0.09 per word Native-speaker translator, per language. $7,200 for an 80,000-word novel.	$0.10 to $0.30 per word Professional human translation in 2026. Book work typically $5,000 to $12,000 for a 60,000-word title.

A note on cheaper quotes. Marketplaces advertise a low average price, then let freelancers bid. The average gets you in the door. The quote you get back is often several times higher, and the marketplace takes a commission on it either way. Our prices are published before you speak to anyone, and they do not move because your book looked complicated.

Where the editing figures come from. The 2026 EFA Rate Chart, an independent survey of a 3,300-member editors’ association. Proofreading, copy editing and line editing all sit within its published ranges. Developmental editing sits above the fiction median and inside the nonfiction one, because an agency edit carries a genre-matched editor, an NDA, project management and reassignment rights that a solo rate does not.

On translation. Cheap translation is a machine doing the work and a person tidying it afterwards. It reads smoothly and loses your voice. Ours is a native speaker translating from your manuscript.

ISBN and copyright are not in this table. Bowker and the US Copyright Office charge the same whoever files, so there is no saving to claim. You can file both yourself, and we will show you how on the call.

Self-publishing

How much does it cost to self publish a book?

Publishing costs nothing. Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and Draft2Digital all charge $0 to upload, and KDP hands you a free ISBN. What costs money is getting the manuscript ready to upload. For a 60,000-word novel that runs $1,697 for a lean build and $4,607 for the version most authors actually want.

Guides quote an average cost to self publish a book of $500 to $5,000. Like most averages, it hides more than it shows, because it blends a hobbyist using a template cover with a novelist buying four editing passes. Below is the same book, costed two ways, at our published rates.

60,000-word novel	Lean buildEbook first	RecommendedEbook and print
Editing	$900 Polish: copy edit and final proofread, $0.015 a word.	$2,700 Standard: line and copy editing plus proofread, $0.045 a word. Two rounds and a style sheet.
Cover design	$199 Ebook cover only. One concept, two revision rounds.	$399 Ebook, paperback and hardcover. Two concepts, three rounds, layered source files.
Interior formatting	$349 Reflowable ebook. $199 base plus $0.005 a word past 30,000.	$959 Ebook and print together. $599 base plus $0.012 a word past 30,000.
Publishing setup	$249 Amazon KDP ebook, Author Central, 2 categories, 7 keywords.	$549 Multi-platform ebook and paperback, Universal Book Link, 14 keywords.
Total	$1,697 A finished ebook on Amazon.	$4,607 Ebook, paperback and hardcover across every major retailer.

What is free

How much does it cost to publish a book yourself? Nothing, at the point of upload. Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and Draft2Digital charge no fee to publish. A KDP-supplied ISBN is free if you sell only on Amazon. Cover templates are free. Your own time is the currency, and for a first title that is a legitimate trade.

What comes out of your royalties

Print-on-demand charges nothing upfront and takes the printing cost out of each paperback sold, typically $0.60 to $5.00 a copy depending on page count and trim size. Ebooks carry a small delivery fee based on file size, a few cents for a text-only novel and more for an illustrated one. Neither is billed to you. Both reduce what you keep per sale.

Editing is the line authors cut first and regret most. It is the largest single cost of self publishing a book, and it is the one a reader notices when it is missing. Our free sample edit tells you which level your manuscript actually needs before you pay for anything.

Want the estimated cost to self-publish a book for your manuscript? The calculator at the top of this page prices it on your actual word count rather than a 60,000-word example. No email needed.

The other route

Self-publishing versus traditional publishing

Publishing a book traditionally costs you nothing upfront. The publisher pays for editing, design, printing and distribution, and pays an advance on top. In exchange you earn 6% to 15% of a print sale instead of 50% or 60%, you give up the rights for the length of the contract, and you need an agent and a signed deal before any of it applies.

How they compare	Self-publishingYou are the publisher	Traditional publishingA publisher buys the rights
Cost to you upfront	$1,697 to $4,607 A 60,000-word novel at our rates, editing through to retailer setup.	Nothing The publisher carries every production cost.
Advance	None You earn from the first copy sold.	$5,000 to $15,000 Typical for a debut. Paid in thirds: signing, delivery, publication. Royalties only resume once it earns out.
Ebook royalty	70% On Amazon at $2.99 to $12.99. 35% outside that band.	25% of net Roughly 15% to 17.5% of the list price once the retailer takes its cut.
Paperback royalty	50% or 60% of list 60% at $9.99 and above, 50% below it. Minus the printing cost of each copy either way.	6% to 7.5% Of list price, escalating only after tens of thousands of copies.
Hardcover royalty	50% or 60% of list Set by list price, same as paperback. Minus printing, which costs more per copy on hardcover.	10% to 15% Of list price, usually tiered by volume.
Agent commission	None No agent needed.	15% Of the advance and of every royalty payment, for the life of the book.
Time to publication	Weeks Once editing and design are finished, setup runs 5 to 30 business days.	A year or two After signing. Finding an agent and selling the book comes before that, with no guarantee.
Rights	You keep 100% Including film, foreign and audio.	Licensed to the publisher For the contract term, often the full copyright term unless reversion is negotiated.
Creative control	Yours Cover, title, price, release date, all of it.	Shared The publisher usually has final say on cover, title and price.
Bookshop shelves	Order-in only Print on demand and expanded distribution make your book orderable, not stocked.	Sales team and shelf space This is the real advantage, and it is a genuine one.
Gatekeeper	None You decide the book is ready.	Agent, then editor Most manuscripts never get past the first.

What the numbers look like in practice. A debut earning 10% on a $26.99 hardcover makes $2.70 a copy. Sell 3,000, an above-average debut, and that is $8,097, paid against an advance already received rather than on top of it. A self-published author earning 70% on a $4.99 ebook makes $3.49 a copy and needs 487 sales to cover a $1,697 production budget.

Traditional is the better route if you want bookshop shelf space, you need the advance to write, your book depends on prestige or review coverage, or you would rather someone else carried the cost and the risk. Those are real advantages and no amount of arithmetic removes them.

Self-publishing is the better route if you have an audience already, you want the book out this year rather than in 2028, you write in a series where a backlist compounds, or keeping the rights matters more to you than the imprint on the spine.

Where the figures come from. Traditional royalty rates follow the Authors Guild Model Trade Book Contract and are corroborated across independent 2026 industry sources. Self-publishing rates are Amazon KDP’s published royalty structure, last checked September 2026. Advances vary widely: small presses often pay under $5,000, and a handful of debuts clear six figures.

Included at every tier

What is included in your estimate

Your number covers the work itself, from $199 for a single ebook cover to $26,810 for a ghostwritten and published launch. Seven things come with it at every tier, on the cheapest package and the most expensive one alike, because they are the difference between buying a file and finishing a book.

A conversation before any money moves

A 30 to 45 minute call to map your book, then a written quote with scope, timeline and payment plan within 48 hours. A mutual NDA before the call if you want one. On editing, a free sample edit of your own 1,000 words so you see the work before you commit. No contract until you decide.

A named specialist, matched to your genre

Not a queue. One editor, one cover designer, one illustrator, chosen for published work in your subgenre rather than the parent category. Romantasy is not fantasy. Cozy mystery is not thriller. If nobody in the pool has real work in your lane, we say so on the call instead of guessing.

Reassignment at no cost

Fit between an author and an editor is real and not always visible from a sample. If it is wrong after the first round, you get someone else and the new person inherits the tracked changes, the comment threads and the style sheet. You do not start over and you do not pay twice.

Revision rounds in the contract

Written into the scope, not offered as goodwill when you push. Approval gates sit before every decision that is expensive to undo: the creative direction before a cover is designed, a sample chapter before 300 pages are laid out.

Every working file at handoff

Layered PSD, editable INDD or Vellum, AI vector, Procreate. The reason this matters is what happens without it: when the source files stay with the original designer, every future revision, format or sequel cover means hiring them again at full price. That is vendor lock-in, and it does not expire.

Accounts opened in your name

Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, Author Central, Goodreads. Set up by us, owned by you, with the keys handed over at the end. You keep 100 percent of your rights, your copyright and your royalties, on every tier, with no clause tying future editions to us.

A payment plan that fits the project

Nothing has to be paid at once. Small projects are paid upfront, mid-size projects split fifty-fifty at start and midpoint, and larger ones run on milestone or monthly schedules. The plan is in the written quote before you sign anything.

And what is not included

Three costs that are yours, billed directly, never marked up

Ad spend. Our marketing packages cover strategy, setup and management. The money that reaches Amazon or Meta is billed to you by them. We take no percentage of it.

Per-copy printing. Print on demand deducts the cost of each paperback from that sale, typically $0.60 to $5.00 depending on page count and trim size. Nothing is charged upfront.

Platform and registry fees. Bowker charges for ISBNs and the US Copyright Office charges to register a copyright. Both charge the same whoever files, so there is nothing to mark up and we do not.

Why this list exists. An invoice that reads “editing” or “design” can mean a tracked-changes file and a flat JPG, or it can mean the seven things above. The price is only comparable once you know which one you are buying.

The four variables

What drives your cost

Two authors can get quotes $10,000 apart for books that look similar from the outside. Four things account for almost all of that gap, and word count plus editing depth account for most of it.

1. Word count and editing tier

Editing is priced per word, so length moves your total more than anything else. Which tier you need moves it just as much. This table answers both.

Editing tier	Polish$0.015 a word	Standard$0.045 a word	Comprehensive$0.10 a word
Choose it when	Already edited. Needs one clean pass before publishing.	Structure works. The prose and grammar need professional work.	Structure needs rebuilding, or beta readers flagged problems.
Developmental	NoStructure, plot, pacing	No	Yes
Line editing	NoSentence flow and voice	Yes	Yes
Copy editing	Basic grammar onlyGrammar and consistency	Yes	Yes
Proofreading	YesFinal typo pass	Yes	Yes
You get back	1 round5 to 10 business days	2 rounds and a style sheet10 to 15 business days	3 rounds, a style sheet and an 8 to 20 page editorial letter21 to 30 business days
40,000 words	$600	$1,800	$4,000
60,000 words	$900	$2,700	$6,000
80,000 words	$1,200	$3,600	$8,000
120,000 words	$1,800	$5,400	$12,000

A 40,000-word memoir and a 120,000-word fantasy novel are not in the same range, and at Comprehensive they are $8,000 apart on editing alone. The four levels differ that much in effort too: bought on their own, developmental editing is $0.040 a word and proofreading is $0.014. Not sure which tier you need? The free sample edit tells you before you pay.

You do not have to buy a tier. Each of the four levels is sold on its own, which is the cheaper route when your manuscript needs one pass rather than several.

One level on its own	What it fixes	FromCovers 10,000 words	On 70,000 wordsWorked example
Developmental	Structure, plot logic, pacing, character arcs15 to 25 business days	$400Then $0.040 a word	$2,800
Line editing	Sentence flow, voice, rhythm, paragraph craft7 to 12 business days	$350Then $0.035 a word	$2,450
Copy editing	Grammar, syntax, consistency, style guide5 to 10 business days	$230Then $0.023 a word	$1,610
Proofreading	Final typo and formatting pass before publication3 to 7 business days	$140Then $0.014 a word	$980

Which route is cheaper depends on how many levels you need. One level on its own is the cheapest real option: a proofread on a 70,000-word manuscript is $980, and copy editing is $1,610, which covers what most near-final manuscripts actually need. Buying all four separately comes to $7,840, against $7,000 for the same four in sequence at Comprehensive, because one editor schedules them back to back instead of four handoffs. See editing rates

2. Genre

Genre changes cost through the interior, not the words. A text-only novel reflows, so it formats on the standard bundle at $599, covering up to 30,000 words. A cookbook or illustrated non-fiction title has to be laid out page by page, so it runs on advanced formatting at $1,495, covering up to 100 pages. Children’s books need illustration on top of both. See genre work

3. Illustration count

This is why a 1,000-word picture book can cost more than a 40,000-word business book. The cost sits in the art, not the text. Spot illustration is $159, a full page is $289, and packages work out near $187 an illustration: $2,995 for 16 with a character bible, $4,500 for 24 with a matching cover. See illustration

4. Marketing spend

Editing and design are one-time costs. Marketing is not. Our packages run $1,999 to $7,499 and cover strategy, setup and campaign management. The ad budget itself is billed to you by Amazon or Meta, continues after launch, and is the line authors underestimate most. See book promotion

What does not move your price. Cover design is $399 for a multi-format wrap whatever the genre. Publishing and distribution is $549 whether the book is a poetry collection or an 800-page epic. Freelance markets price covers by genre, from romance up to fantasy. In-house production does not carry that spread.

Before you budget

Costs most authors forget

Your estimate covers the work. Nine other things can land on a book budget, some charged by Amazon, Bowker or the Copyright Office, and some charged by us. Both kinds are below, marked so you can tell which is which.

Cost	RoughlyWhat to budget	Billed byAnd when
Per-copy printing	$0.60 to $5.00 a copy Black and white paperback, by page count and trim size. Colour interiors run far higher.	Amazon or IngramSpark Deducted from each sale. Nothing upfront.
Ebook delivery fee	Cents per sale Charged on file size at the 70% royalty tier. A text-only novel is negligible. An illustrated fixed-layout file is not.	Amazon Deducted from each ebook royalty.
Proof copies	Print cost plus shipping Order one before launch. Skipping it is how formatting errors reach readers.	Amazon or IngramSpark Charged when you order.
ISBNs	$125 for one, $295 for ten One per format. A paperback, hardcover and ebook of the same title need three. Free if you publish only on Amazon with a KDP-supplied ISBN.	Bowker We register one for $30 plus their fee, or you file it yourself.
Copyright registration	$65 filing fee Optional. Copyright exists from the moment you write. Registration is what lets you sue for statutory damages.	US Copyright Office We handle it for $199 plus the fee, or you file it yourself.
Ad spend	Whatever you set Our marketing packages cover strategy, setup and management. The budget itself is separate and continues after launch.	Amazon or Meta Direct to your card. We take no percentage of it.
Formatting past the base	$0.012 a word The standard bundle at $599 covers 30,000 words. A 60,000-word novel therefore formats at $959.	Us Shown in the calculator before you commit.
Audiobook cover	$149 ACX and Audible need a true square at 3000 by 3000 pixels. It is laid out as its own file, not cropped from the paperback.	Us Add-on to any cover tier.
Rush delivery	+25% On production services, when a launch date will not move. Availability depends on capacity in your genre.	Us Quoted on the call before you sign.

Three of these are ours and six are not. The six charged by Amazon, Bowker, Meta and the Copyright Office cost the same whoever arranges them, so there is nothing for us to mark up and we do not. The three that are ours are in the calculator above, which is where you will see them before a quote rather than after one.

The one worth planning for is ad spend. Editing and design are paid once. Advertising is not. It is the line authors underestimate most, and the only one on this page that keeps running after your book is out.

Making it back

How many copies do you need to sell?

Every figure on this page is an investment, not an expense, which only means something if you know how many sales it takes to return. The arithmetic is simple. The part authors get wrong is the royalty per copy, because it is not the same number on every format or at every price.

Copies to break even = what you spent ÷ what you keep per copy

What you spent	Ebook at $4.99You keep $3.49	Ebook at $12.99You keep $9.09	Paperback at $14.99You keep about $5
$1,697Lean build, 60,000 words	487 copies	187 copies	340 copies
$1,239Publish-Ready Growth	355 copies	137 copies	248 copies
$4,607Recommended build, 60,000 words	1,320 copies	507 copies	921 copies
$6,270Launch-Ready Starter	1,797 copies	690 copies	1,254 copies

Paperback royalty is 60% of list at $9.99 and above, 50% below that, minus the printing cost of each copy either way. The exact figure moves with page count and trim size. The $5 used above is a working estimate for a mid-length black and white paperback at $14.99, not a quote.

The pricing trap that costs the most

Amazon pays 70% on ebooks priced from $2.99 to $12.99, and 35% on everything outside that band. The cliff is at the cent, and it is a real cent. $12.99 and $13.00 are a penny apart and pay you half as much.

List price	$12.99Top of the band	$13.00One cent higher
Royalty rate	70%	35%
You keep per sale	$9.09	$4.55
To make back $4,607	507 copies	1,013 copies

One cent over the line earns $4.54 less on every sale and doubles the copies you need. Amazon moved this ceiling from $9.99 to $12.99 on 7 July 2026, the first change since 2007, and most of the pricing advice still online was written against the old number.

Most authors do not break even on a first title, and that is not a failure. They break even across a second and a third, because a backlist keeps selling while a single title fades. A series compounds: readers who finish book one buy book two at a rate no advertising can match, and the production cost of book one is already paid.

Break-even depends on sales, and sales depend on being found. This is the honest argument for a marketing budget rather than a marketing pitch: a book nobody sees sells nothing at any royalty rate, and the cheapest production budget on this page still returns zero if the launch is silent.

—Frequently Asked Questions

Book publishing cost questions authors ask before they commit

Questions that come up on nearly every consultation call, answered with real numbers rather than “it depends”. If yours is not here, the call is free and a real person takes it.

Does it cost money to publish a book?

Uploading to Amazon KDP is free. What costs money is getting the book ready: editing from $0.015 per word, cover design from $199, formatting from $199. Traditional publishers cover those costs themselves, but you need an agent and a book deal before that applies.

What is the average cost to publish a book?

Guides quote $500 to $5,000, which blends a hobbyist using a template cover with a novelist buying four editing passes. Our own numbers are narrower: $529 to $1,909 for cover, formatting and publishing, with editing priced on your word count on top. A 60,000-word novel lands near $4,607 all in.

How much money does it cost to publish a book if I do most of it myself?

A few hundred dollars in most cases. That covers an ISBN if you want your own, a template or budget cover, and a proof copy. Amazon KDP charges nothing to upload. The saving comes from editing your own manuscript, which is the trade most authors regret making.

How much does book publishing cost through a service like yours?

Publish-Ready bundles run $529 to $1,909 for cover, formatting and retailer setup. Editing is priced separately on word count. A ghostwritten and marketed launch runs $6,270 to $26,810. Every figure lands within 10 to 15 percent of the written quote an advisor sends you.

What is the cost of self publishing a book with no help at all?

Zero to publish, but not zero to produce. Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and Draft2Digital all charge nothing to upload and deduct print costs per sale. Your real costs are a cover, an ISBN if you want your own, and proof copies. Editing is where most no-budget books fail.

Can I publish a book for free?

You can. Amazon KDP charges nothing to upload and supplies a free ISBN. You pay printing cost on each paperback sold and a small delivery fee on each ebook sold, both deducted from royalties rather than charged upfront. Editing and cover design are where free stops being realistic.

How much does an ISBN cost?

Bowker charges $125 for a single ISBN and $295 for a block of ten. We register one for $30 plus Bowker’s fee. Amazon supplies a free ISBN if you publish only on KDP. You need a separate ISBN for each format you release.

How much does a book editor cost?

At AuthorWings a final polish is $0.015 a word, line plus copy editing plus a proofread is $0.045, and all four levels in sequence is $0.10. On a 70,000-word manuscript that is $1,050, $3,150 or $7,000. Buying one level on its own is cheaper: a proofread on the same manuscript is $980. The 2026 EFA Rate Chart puts the four levels bought separately at $0.133 to $0.305 a word. See book editing.

How much does it cost to publish a hardcover book?

Cover Print-Ready at $399 covers ebook, paperback and hardcover in one project. Hardcover printing costs more per copy than paperback and is deducted from each sale rather than charged upfront.

How much does it cost to publish a book traditionally?

Nothing upfront. The publisher pays for editing, design, printing and distribution, and pays an advance, typically $5,000 to $15,000 for a debut. In exchange, royalties run 10 to 15 percent on hardcover and 6 to 7.5 percent on paperback, against 50 or 60 percent on print and up to 70 percent on ebooks when you self-publish. An agent takes 15 percent of everything, and you need one before any of it applies.

How much does it cost to write and publish a book?

Ghostwriting starts at $3,999 for a children’s title and $5,495 for a 20,000-word standard book, with editing included at every tier. A 90,000-word book with all four editing levels and five revision rounds is $24,999. A fully written and published launch runs $6,270 to $26,810.

How much does it cost to independently publish a book in a series?

Each title carries its own editing, cover and formatting cost, but setup gets cheaper. Series setup on Amazon is $99 once. Covers designed as a set share the same art direction, and your original designer is routed back to you by default.

How much does it cost to translate a book?

$0.09 a word, per language, with a native-speaker translator. That is $7,200 for an 80,000-word novel. Professional human translation runs $0.10 to $0.30 a word across the market, and the cheap end of that range is usually a machine doing the work with a person tidying it afterwards.

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