Note that the rates for developmental editing do not include front/back matter or citations/bibliographies.

Manuscript Assessment – Report + Call

Up to 50k words

50k words and up

Full Developmental Edit – Draft markup + Report + Call

Up to 50k words

50k words and up

Graduate Student Manuscript Assessment – Report + Call

Book Proposal Evaluation – Report + Draft markup + Call

Job Application Document Evaluation – Cover letters, statements, proposals

Up to 1,000 words

1,001–1,500 words

1,501–2,000 words

2,001–2,500 words

2,501–3,000 words

Note that the rates for line editing do not include front/back matter or citations/bibliographies.

Line Edit

Up to 50k words

50k words and up

Graduate Student Line Edit
For dissertations and theses (only one editorial pass included). Proof of enrollment required.

Our project manager can help you determine the level of copyediting your text needs.

Light Copyedit
Correct grammar and punctuation, apply style guide to text and citations

Medium Copyedit
Correct grammar and punctuation, improve word choice or sentence flow, apply style guide to text and correct citations

Heavy Copyedit
Correct language, grammar, and punctuation; reformat text; apply style guide to text; overhaul citations

Grad Student Copyedit
For dissertations and theses (only one editorial pass included). Proof of enrollment required.

Basic Proofread

Indexing is priced per indexable page (PDF page proofs only; count includes body text, foot- or endnotes, illustrations, and appendices but does not include front/back matter or bibliography).

Document edits + report
Are you having trouble coming up with an artist’s statement that clearly, yet accurately reflects your practice? Are you applying for something important like a new job, a grant, or a residency program, and you need a statement that will secure it for you? Or do you have an old statement—maybe even one you’ve been using since school—that you’d like to revamp? Let us help you get there with an artist’s statement evaluation.

Our trained editors are specialists in the craft of the artist’s statement. We can help you produce a text to describe your work, practice, or a specific project that you can use for applications, exhibitions, self-promotion, and more.

This service includes the following:

• An evaluation of your statement (max 1,000 words) that addresses structure, tone, clarity, and language/mechanics by an artist’s statement expert
• Comments on your draft and a basic written assessment (one pass only)

Note: This package is for artist statements up to 1,000 words only and does not apply to other application materials, such as proposal, bio, etc. This service does not include line editing (rewriting) or copyediting your draft. You are responsible for making any suggested content changes, unless you make a separate agreement for those services.

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Document edits + report
Are you an artist who is applying for an exhibition, grant, fellowship, residency, or commission and you need a solid proposal that clearly, yet accurately reflects your intended project, goals, and timeline? Do you need a proposal that will help secure an offer for you? Let us help you get there with an artist proposal evaluation.

Our editors have decades of experience reading, reviewing, and editing artist’s proposals. We can help you produce a solid text that you can use for all of your applications.

This service includes the following:

• An evaluation of your proposal that addresses structure, tone, clarity, and language/mechanics by an expert
• Comments on your draft and a basic written assessment (one pass only)

Up to 1,000 words

1,001–1,500 words

1,501–2,000 words

2,001–2,500 words

2,501–3,000 words

Average turnaround for up to 2,000 words is typically 3–5 days. This service includes one pass.

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Artist’s Statement Ghostwriting
Do you struggle with writing about your art? Or are you a multilingual speaker in need of a quality statement in English to apply for opportunities? Let our writers do the work for you with artist’s statement ghostwriting.

We are specialists in writing artist’s statements both for general purposes and tailored to specific audiences and opportunities. Whether you need a new 300-word statement for your website or a 150-word statement about a particular aspect of your practice for an application, your new statement will describe what your work is, how it’s made, and your message using an appropriate tone, organization, and correct grammar.

As part of this service, you will meet with our writer for a Zoom call, during which you will present your work and respond to any questions they might have about your practice. Then, they will get to work crafting an engaging statement that you can present with confidence.

We offer three options:

Full statement
A standard 300-word statement about your work, practice, process, and motivation. These are usually used for marketing purposes, including for artist’s websites, exhibitions, and collectors.

Short statement
A shorter, more condensed 150-word statement that can be used to apply for opportunities, including grants, fellowships, commissions, residencies, and other types of calls.

Combo package
Includes both a full and a short statement. As part of this package, we can write additional short statements with a different focus for $55 each (please contact info@flatpage.com to purchase). Additional statements must be purchased within 7 days of the Combo package.

Wikipedia pages are an art in themselves. Our writers will craft a legitimate, properly academically sourced, and unbiased post about your work and career. The writers at Flatpage have successfully created content for Wikipedia and are familiar with the site’s style guide and formatting

Process
Utilizing the artist’s CV, biography, press list, and/or statement of purpose, the writer will formulate an article of predetermined length (generally 350–750 words for early or mid-career and 1,000–1,500 words for established professionals). We will provide additional research as needed to ensure that viable secondary sources are available to backup the content in the text.

This service includes:

• An initial proposal based on our writer’s assessment of your CV, biographical narrative, and other source materials you supply that includes an approximate length and organization
• A brief call with the writer if more details are needed
• A draft of a biographical article that will be submitted for publication on Wikipedia following your approval

Disclaimer: Wikipedia is a nonprofit organization supported by volunteers. Its platform is open for anyone with an internet connection to view and edit. It is therefore likely that the published article will experience some changes throughout the course of time. These changes will likely be minor stylistic edits or suggestions. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that the article will retain its current form. It is up to the discretion of the writer and the Wikipedia community at large to follow and adhere to style, format, and content guidelines. This will ensure that the article is factually sound and written in a neutral tone. Our experience writing and editing academic subjects makes us proficient at scrutinizing articles in a strictly empirical perspective, in order to advise on the quality of the content, and determine whether it has merit for publication. Our well-written, well-sourced, and unbiased entries are less likely to be scrutinized by the Wikipedia community. Newly drafted articles can take up to 90 days to be found by search engines.

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