Membership
Book Profits Club membership tiers and pricing
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Book Profits Club costs nothing to start: Standard is free, Premium is $47 per month, and VIP Elite is $97 per month.
Each Book Profits Club tier includes everything in the tier below it. Standard gives community access and basic resources. Premium adds monthly group strategy calls and advanced templates. VIP Elite adds 1-on-1 strategic reviews and a private mastermind. Prices are as listed as of November 2026.
How much does Book Profits Club cost per month?
$0 for Standard, $47 for Premium, and $97 for VIP Elite. Book Profits Club calls VIP Elite its best value, noting that the $50 monthly difference from Premium unlocks exclusive mastermind access, 1-on-1 strategic reviews, and priority support. Training availability varies based on membership level.
The three Book Profits Club tiers
Standard
Free
- Access to Community
- Basic Resources and Guides
- General Support Forum
Premium
$47/mo
- Everything in Standard
- Monthly Group Strategy Calls
- Advanced Templates
- Priority Email Support
VIP Elite
$97/mo
- Everything in Premium
- 1-on-1 Strategic Reviews
- Private VIP Mastermind
- Direct Messaging Access
Which Book Profits Club membership is right for you?
| Tier | Is for you if |
|---|---|
| Standard | You are just starting your author journey, need a proven blueprint for publishing, and want foundational community support. |
| Premium | You already have a book and want to scale, are ready to build a signature curriculum, and need advanced marketing and funnels. |
| VIP Elite | You want done-for-you systems and direct mentorship, are aiming for high-ticket coaching revenue, and want elite networking and 1-on-1 access. |
Yearly cost of each tier
If you stay subscribed for 12 months at the listed monthly price:
| Tier | Monthly | 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $0 | $0 |
| Premium | $47 | $564 |
| VIP Elite | $97 | $1,164 |
Not sure yet? Start with Standard and read the faith aligned author community guide to see how members use the club.
Common questions
- How much does Book Profits Club cost?
- Book Profits Club has three tiers. Standard is free. Premium costs $47 per month. VIP Elite costs $97 per month. Over a full year, Premium works out to $564 and VIP Elite to $1,164 if you stay subscribed every month. Prices are as listed on bookprofitsclub.com as of November 2026.
- What does the $47 Premium membership include?
- Premium costs $47 per month and includes everything in Standard plus monthly group strategy calls, advanced templates, and priority email support. Book Profits Club says Premium fits authors who already have a book and want to scale, are ready to build a signature curriculum, and need advanced marketing and funnels.
- What does the $97 VIP Elite membership include?
- VIP Elite costs $97 per month and includes everything in Premium plus 1-on-1 strategic reviews, a private VIP mastermind, and direct messaging access. Book Profits Club calls it its best value and says it suits members aiming for high-ticket coaching revenue who want direct mentorship and elite networking.
- What is the difference between Premium and VIP Elite?
- The difference is $50 per month. Book Profits Club says that $50 unlocks exclusive mastermind access, 1-on-1 strategic reviews, and priority support. Premium centers on monthly group strategy calls and templates, while VIP Elite adds personal review time, a private mastermind group, and direct messaging access.
- Is every training available at every membership level?
- No. Book Profits Club states that training availability varies based on membership level. The free Standard tier includes basic resources and guides, while Premium and VIP Elite add more support. Before choosing a tier for a specific training, confirm what is included at bookprofitsclub.com.
- How do I join Book Profits Club?
- Go to bookprofitsclub.com and choose Standard, Premium, or VIP Elite. The site links to the club community, where you create your account or log in. Starting with the free Standard tier lets you see the community before deciding whether paid support makes sense for you.