They are fast in delivery and friendly. They designed a beautiful cover. I recommend!

GetCovers is not only affordable, but they are helpful and make beautiful covers! It was a steal and I'll definitely be using them again!

GetCovers did a fantastic job with the ebook cover of my book! They were very fast; it only took 24 hours! While the cover is a custom cover, I did have to find my own images from a database (though it was nice in a way to pick images myself so I knew exactly what I had in my mind). Nastia did a fantastic job with the font and effects and bringing the whole thing together. This is a steal of a deal at $25! Just make sure to check the images you choose in the database, as not all of them have commercial use licensing...

This is my seventh cover, and the first six I was satisfied with. This one was really poorly done. The project went several weeks over the deadline period. The designer did not follow my requests or directions, either with respect to the models or the background, in spite of repeated communication. Ultimately, I had to create the models myself, and it still wasn't done properly. I received a very terse email saying that Getcovers would not be responsible for my images and did not want attribution, even though in the prior six books that had always been the case as well. The company kept asking for additional funds, even though ultimately nothing was added that they had to pay for. This was a very disappointing result, and unlike my other work with them, the final product was not very well done.

⭐️⭐️ Missed deadlines, repeated omissions, and billing disputes While the final artwork quality is acceptable (that is why they got 2 stars). The overall process was frustrating and resulted in 3 out of 4 launch deadlines being missed. I started the process on the last book of my series on Nov. 27th. My launch date was Dec. 10th, so that was plenty of time. Throughout the project, required elements were repeatedly left off designs, including items clearly stated in the original request. In this case, the series title was omitted from the box set cover, despite being explicitly included in my instructions. Each omission triggered a “revision,” yet it is not disclosed upfront that revisions typically take approximately five to seven days. Requests to complete missing elements are treated as additional changes rather than as fulfillment of the original order, repeatedly extending the timeline. Additionally, although the box set was included in my original paid package and invoice, I was later asked to pay for it again. This created further delays and unnecessary back-and-forth to resolve billing for work that had already been purchased. They did not even start the box set cover until AFTER MY RELEASE DATE. This box set was due December 10th. Due to repeated omissions, delays in revisions, and billing disputes, I missed my scheduled launch. This was the third out of four books affected, which had a direct impact on my release schedule and marketing plans. Clients should be clearly informed upfront about: Revision timelines What constitutes a revision versus incomplete work How billing disputes are handled for prepaid items On Dec.15, 5 days after the scheduled launch, I ultimately had to correct the missing series title myself to move forward with the book release. Christy

GetCovers has been terrible to me. A friend bought me 3 covers to help me out. They say unlimited FREE revisions on their website but I went to change my pen name on the cover of one and I was told it's "been too long and I have to pay $5". Other times, I'd ask for a change of font and they'd change the font and some things about the cover. I'd ask them to change the cover back and they would change the font to a random one and then the elements back. I have 2 covers left unfinished which they won't refund and won't work on any more. I'm left struggling. I need covers for my books. They say they will give you a refund but will argue with you for weeks and still not issue it. I don't recommend. They also delete negative comments rather than just treat people well in the first place.

Really poor work. Ludicrous design. Go anywhere else but getcovers. They have some great designs but also some absolutely stupid people working for them. This is the design for a Jewish romance book. What kind of person puts a mosque on a Jewish book and colors the hair to make them look like Arabs.

Definitely the WORST experience I've had with ANY cover designer. 1. Let's start with the basic - attention to detail: I came to Getcovers to design the 4th book in my series. There *should* be an understanding that basic elements must match the previous books (fonts, font size, position of the blurb and words on spine, etc), but the designer didn't even *attempt* to match them. When I pointed it out in the first revision request, it came back a few days later with NO CHANGE to the fonts and positions, so I requested for a refund (this is another issue for later), and only THEN did they take my request seriously. This is something so basic. And it's frustrating to have someone who has such little respect for your work that it feels like they purposely don't want to get it right. 2. Inefficient When revisions are sent back to me, the email says that they've "taken my feedback" and "fixed the files". Not true. The one who sends the email herself didn't bother checking the files before emailing them to me, wasting my time when I had to go through them and ask for SAME revisions AGAIN! And because I publish paperbacks on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, there's supposedly two files that need to be done. They actually sent me a dropbox link with only the Amazon one being done and the Draft2Digital files with a back cover that didn't contain the blurb. And even though I screenshot and said that the D2D files and book release banner were incomplete, they only fixed the D2D files and I had to request for the book release banner to be done, again. 3. "Unlimited revisions" Yes, they *do* offer unlimited revisions. Not for the author's benefit. It's for their own benefit because they will not properly read and implement any feedback until you demand a refund (twice!). There's no respect for an author's time, and less respect for their (repeated) requests. Conclusion: The ebook cover process back is Jan 2024 was so seamless that I started encouraging other creators on Threads to use Getcovers whenever I get the chance. After this recent paperback experience, I can say I feel absolutely *embarrassed* to be associated with this company and will no longer recommend it. It's not worth the time and repeated feedback you'll have to give, not to mention how little heart they have for your project.

The last two times I ordered a cover, the designer didn't read the comments about what I was looking for. One time she gave me the exact same cover as the time before and just changed the name. I keep having to send it back which puts me behind on my publishing timeline. Very frustrating!

They resell depositphoto.com images. Images you can buy directly. I will not be using the design they gave me. Terrible.