Sqribble review
Turns an idea into a finished, decent-looking ebook or report without design skills
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've got something you want to put in front of people. A lead magnet, a guide for clients, a short book you keep meaning to finish. The writing is maybe half done in a doc somewhere, and the part stopping you is that it looks like a Word file. Nobody downloads a Word file and thinks "professional". That's the gap Sqribble is aimed at. It's a browser tool where you pick a template, pour content in, and export a PDF that looks like someone designed it. The design side genuinely works. Templates are organised by niche, the table of contents builds itself, and you can have something presentable in an afternoon rather than waiting on a freelancer. The content side is where expectations need managing. The page promises ebooks "without typing any words", and technically you can pull text from a URL or drop in stock articles. What comes out is filler. It's formatted, it's not yours, and readers can tell. Use your own writing and the tool earns its keep. Rely on the auto content and you've made a nice-looking PDF that says nothing. Worth knowing: it's sold at $67 against a stated $197, and there are upsells after purchase for extra templates and features. Recurring billing applies, so check what renews and when.
Pros
- Templates and layouts do the design work for you
- No software to install, runs in a browser
- Commercial licence lets you make these for clients
- Far cheaper and faster than hiring a designer
Cons
- Auto-generated content is filler, not usable writing
- Page doesn't mention the upsells that follow checkout
- Recurring billing terms aren't spelled out on the page
- Templates are fixed, so heavy design customisation isn't the point
What you get
Cloud-based ebook builder, nothing to install. 50 cover and interior templates across 15 niche categories, around 300 page layouts, unlimited pages, automatic table of contents. Content can come from a URL you paste, a library of roughly 1,000 stock articles, a Word file you upload, or your own typing. Includes a commercial licence and a portfolio website to show client work.
Before you buy
- Confirm exactly what recurs and at what price before you pay
- Check the refund window on your receipt (ClickBank purchases normally carry a 60 day guarantee)
- Have your own content ready, or a real plan to write it
Who it suits
Coaches, consultants and small business owners who already have words written and need them to look good. Skip it if you were hoping the software would do the writing.
