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No — we curate and point you to a trusted retailer for each format. See how buying works for the full flow.
You can buy both, but since each format may link to a different retailer, they're usually two separate checkouts rather than one combined order.
Once you've clicked through to a retailer, any change to that order — cancellation, address update, or otherwise — is handled under that retailer's own policy, not ours.
It depends on the retailer: Amazon ebooks open in the Kindle app, while stores like Kobo typically offer EPUB or PDF that work in most reader apps.
The retailer delivers it — usually straight into your account there, or by email, within a few minutes of payment.
It varies by retailer. We favor DRM-free stores like Kobo where we can, but Amazon Kindle ebooks use Amazon's own DRM.
Every retailer we link to sells new copies by default — we don't link to secondhand or ex-library listings.
Some titles have a hardcover option at the linked retailer, even if we only show ebook and paperback buttons — check the retailer's page for other editions.
Whichever retailer the "Ebook" or "Paperback" button leads to — commonly Amazon, Bookshop.org, Kobo, or Barnes & Noble. Full details are on our payment methods page.
Not by us — we never see your payment details at all. They're entered directly on the retailer's own checkout.
It depends on the retailer — typically 2–7 business days domestically. See typical ranges on our delivery page.
That depends on the retailer a title links to — most of the stores we use ship internationally, though times and customs fees vary.
Yes, under the retailer's own return policy — reach out to their customer support with your order number from their site.
Ebook refunds are handled by the retailer you purchased from, following their own policy for digital goods.