Authorgraph

Authorgraph makes e-books a little more personal. The job it does: solving a specific business problem with software.

The natural audience is teams in its space. They also list Consumer Electronics, E-Commerce, Education and Publishing, so expect those to show up in the feature set. As a very small product team themselves (1 to 10 people), they tend to serve customers of a similar scale best. Small vendors mean quick answers and real influence on the roadmap, but check who covers support when someone is out.

Authorgraph is based in Seattle, Washington. More on authorgraph.com.

Things worth asking about: pricing, support, and how it fits with the tools you already use. Get the renewal terms in writing before the first invoice.

If you have worked with Authorgraph, tell the next buyer what you paid and what surprised you. That is the part of this page we cannot write.