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The whole publishing house in one place.
Ditt förlag is a ready-made system for small and mid-size Swedish book publishers. Each title is entered once, in the product registry, and the website, the newsletter, Bokinfo, and the distributor all work from that one record.
What it does
Ditt förlag keeps a publisher’s catalog in one place. The product registry is the core, and everything else is a module the publisher picks: the website, the newsletter, Bokinfo, the distributor, and a web shop if one is wanted.

- Product registry: titles, series, authors, ISBN, prices, and covers, each written in once
- A website that builds itself from the registry — product pages, series, and search
- Newsletter, with titles picked straight from the registry
- Image register
- Bokinfo in both directions: titles are sent to Bokinfo and fetched from it
- Contacts
- Distributor integration, for example with LogistikTeamet: stock warnings and sales figures
- A web shop, on request
Write it once
A new title is one form: title, author, ISBN, series, price, cover. Save it and the product page exists. Change the price later and it changes everywhere the book appears.


Who it is for
Small and mid-size Swedish book publishers who would rather not run a website, a newsletter tool, Bokinfo, and a distributor portal as separate jobs. Ditt förlag is ready-made, so there is nothing to build first.
Less admin, more publishing. That is the whole idea.
First customer
Askunge, an educational publisher, runs its whole business on Ditt förlag. The titles in the pictures on this page are theirs.

What it costs
A yearly price of 4 900 kr plus 50 kr per active title (9 900 kr plus 50 kr per title with the website, newsletter and stock), and a one-off setup fee of 0–4 900 kr. Hosting, the database, newsletter sending, support and maintenance are included.
| Grund, per year | 4 900 kr + 50 kr per title |
|---|---|
| Förlag (everything but a web shop), per year | 9 900 kr + 50 kr per title |
| Setup, one-off | 0–4 900 kr |
Read more
The modules, the plans, and how a publisher gets started are all on the product’s own site, in Swedish.
dittforlag.se