Stop chasing ghost reviewers. ArcRoster tracks every campaign — who downloaded, who reviewed, who disappeared — and builds you a roster of readers who show up, launch after launch.
It isn't the book. Managed ARC campaigns — the ones with deadlines, reminders, and a record of who followed through — land review rates between roughly 38% and 75%. Google Forms, spreadsheets, and email threads tell you nothing about who's worth sending to. The same collectors grab a free copy every launch and vanish, and you start from zero with the next book.
Add the book, release date, and review deadline. Upload your EPUB manuscript once.
Import by CSV, copy-paste, or manual entry — or share a public sign-up page and approve applicants into one persistent CRM.
Each reviewer gets their own fingerprinted EPUB and a secure, expiring download link.
See who downloaded, who reviewed, and who ghosted — and let every reviewer's score update itself.
Share a public sign-up page for each pen name and approve applicants straight into your roster. The reader recruitment you ran on Google Forms, built in.
Learn more →Every reviewer earns a living score from what they actually do — download, review on time, or ghost — so you know exactly who to invite next launch.
Learn more →Tags, notes, search, and full history that carry across every book you launch. Stop rebuilding your ARC team from a spreadsheet each time.
Learn more →One dashboard for the whole launch: who was invited, who downloaded, who reviewed, and who's about to miss the deadline.
Learn more →Every EPUB is invisibly fingerprinted to its recipient. If a copy ever leaks, upload it and get the exact reviewer it was issued to. Your ARC terms, with teeth.
Learn more →Every reviewer earns a living score from the things that actually matter — downloading promptly and reviewing on time. Grabbing a copy and going quiet pulls it down.
Over launches, your roster sorts itself into the readers worth keeping — and the collectors to quietly retire. Next book, you invite the ones who show up.
Every ARC you send is invisibly fingerprinted to its recipient. If a copy turns up where it shouldn't, drop it in — ArcRoster names the reviewer it was issued to, with the download timestamp and a confidence score you can stand behind. Most authors never need this page. It's nice knowing it's there.
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