Author Success Specialist

AuthorClimb is the growth desk for self-published authors. We give KDP authors one toolkit to grow their books on Amazon: keyword rank tracking, sales analytics, listing optimization, A+ Content design, category research, and reader review distribution. We're a small, remote-first team headquartered in the Boston area, building for authors who treat their books like a business.

You'll be the person our authors talk to. Self-published authors are emotionally invested in their books, often running a business of one, and frequently new to tools like ours. Great support here isn't ticket-closing; it's helping someone get unstuck on something they care about deeply, in writing, with patience and precision. You'll own the support inbox, guide new authors through their first weeks, keep our help documentation sharp, and act as the voice of the customer inside the company.

You'll work directly with the founder and the product team, and what you hear from authors will visibly shape the roadmap.

• Own the support inbox and respond to authors within one business day, clearly and warmly

• Guide new authors through onboarding so they reach their first win quickly

• Write and maintain help docs, tutorials, and walkthroughs as the product evolves

• Handle billing and account questions with care and good judgment

• Spot recurring friction, document it, and bring it to the product team as concrete, prioritized feedback

• Build lightweight processes (saved replies, escalation paths, FAQs) that keep quality high as volume grows

• 2+ years in customer support or customer success for a software product

• Excellent written communication. Most support here is async and in writing, and tone matters as much as accuracy

• Patience and genuine empathy for non-technical users working on something personal

• Comfort learning a data-rich product deeply enough to troubleshoot real issues, not just forward them

• Organized and self-managing: you keep the queue healthy without anyone watching it

• Familiarity with self-publishing, KDP, or the author community

• Experience writing help-center content or tutorials

• Basic comfort with spreadsheets or data for spotting trends in support volume

• $55,000–$70,000 base salary, depending on experience

• Health, dental, and vision insurance

• 401(k) plan

• Flexible PTO plus company holidays

• $1,000 home-office setup budget

• An annual book stipend, naturally

We're fully remote across the US, with a home base in the Boston area. The team is small, communication is mostly written and async, and there's no layer between you and the founder. Work ships quickly and gets in front of real authors the same week.

AuthorClimb is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Apply through the form on this page. No cover letter required; a short note about the best support interaction you've ever had, on either side of it, is more useful to us than a formal letter.