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Sqribble eBook Creator (Commercial) review
A cloud ebook creator with 50 templates and a commercial license for $67 once, whose page adds launch timers, a $3 trial that leads to a $44 charge and agency income arithmetic.
Worth a look
As a description of a product this is one of the clearer software offers on ClickBank: features, template counts and a commercial license are listed, and the $67 on the form matches the page. The friction is in the packaging. The $197 anchor comes with a launch timer, a $3 trial that leads to a further $44 charge, and add-ons for $97, $40 and $27 offered before checkout. The refund is 30 days according to the page and the form text, while ClickBank's limit field says 60, and the page says access is revoked after a refund. The agency income arithmetic and the testimonials sell a business you would still have to build yourself. It is a cautious maybe: reasonable for the tool itself if you decline the trial and add-ons and actually need ebook layouts.
- Price
- $67
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Marketers and freelancers who need quick ebook layouts and may sell ebook design to clients
- Not for
- Anyone expecting the agency income the page's arithmetic suggests, or wanting the $3 trial without a follow-on charge
Sqribble eBook Creator (Commercial) at a glance
Sqribble is a cloud-based tool that builds ebooks, reports and whitepapers from templates. The page lists 50 templates in 15 niche categories, 300 style layouts, an automatic table of contents, headers and page numbers, drag and drop editing, and content that can be pulled from a URL, a Word file or a built-in library of about 1,000 articles. The Commercial version adds a license to sell the designs to clients and an agency website. Nothing is installed; it runs in the browser, and the page says an ebook can be generated in about 60 seconds. The price is shown as $197 reduced to $67 'today', with a launch timer, coupon pop-ups and a pop-up offering a 7-day trial for $3. The page's income arithmetic suggests $1,500 a month from one client per day, followed by testimonials from named users including two 'Dr' names, and a disclaimer that no income is guaranteed. The creator is named as Adeel Chowdhry; no company or address appears on the pages we read.
- Format
- Cloud-based ebook creator, nothing to install
- Templates
- 50 templates in 15 niches, 300 style layouts
- Price
- $67.00 one time (Commercial), crossed-out $197 on the page
- Trial
- $3 for 7 days, then a further $44 payment on the trial item
- Add-ons
- 10 Prewritten Templates $97, Masterclass Tutorials $40, Prezentar $27, offered on the page
- Refund window
- 30 days per the page and form text; the ClickBank limit field shows 60
- Seller
- Creator Adeel Chowdhry named; no company or address on the pages we read
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- sqribblex
Features and counts stated
The page names 50 templates, 15 niches, 300 layouts, three ways to add content and what the commercial license covers.
For offer clarity we give 8.0.
$67 on the form, a trial that turns into $44
The Commercial item matches the page at $67, but the $3 trial shows a further $44 payment and a launch timer runs beside a $197 anchor.
For pricing honesty we give 6.0.
Thirty days in the text
The page and the form text say 30 days, the limit field says 60, and access is revoked after a refund.
For refund terms we give 7.0.
Agency income arithmetic
The page multiplies $75 jobs into $1,500 a month, calls the product the world's number one and adds testimonials, with a no-guarantee disclaimer at the bottom.
For claim discipline we give 4.5.
A named creator, no company
Adeel Chowdhry is named as creator, but no company, address or phone appears on the pages we read.
For vendor transparency we give 5.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Features and template counts stated
- Form price matches the page at $67
- Commercial license and agency website included
- Runs in the browser, no installation
What does not
- $3 trial leads to a $44 charge
- Launch timers and add-on pop-ups
- Income arithmetic and testimonials
- Refund text says 30 days, limit field says 60
Sqribble eBook Creator (Commercial) FAQ
Is Sqribble legit?
It is a described software product sold through ClickBank with a stated 30-day guarantee, but the income examples, timers and trial pop-up call for caution.
How much does Sqribble cost?
The Commercial item costs $67.00 once for a US address, as on the page.
What is the $3 trial?
A separate 7-day trial item costs $3 and shows a further $44 payment afterward on the form.
How do I get a refund?
The page and the form text say 30 days: email the seller with your receipt. The page warns that access is revoked after a refund.
What does the commercial license allow?
According to the page, selling created ebooks, reports and whitepapers to clients as a service without annual fees or royalties.
The bottom line
As a description of a product this is one of the clearer software offers on ClickBank: features, template counts and a commercial license are listed, and the $67 on the form matches the page. The friction is in the packaging. The $197 anchor comes with a launch timer, a $3 trial that leads to a further $44 charge, and add-ons for $97, $40 and $27 offered before checkout. The refund is 30 days according to the page and the form text, while ClickBank's limit field says 60, and the page says access is revoked after a refund. The agency income arithmetic and the testimonials sell a business you would still have to build yourself. It is a cautious maybe: reasonable for the tool itself if you decline the trial and add-ons and actually need ebook layouts.
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