Literary Agent Website Template

About this template

Help writers understand your agency’s editorial point of view, the kinds of work you read, and how representation can support a book from manuscript development through rights conversations.

The design pairs editorial typography and a dark, high-contrast palette with clear sections for your approach, working process, areas of interest, and submission guidance. A prominent Send pages link gives prospective authors a direct route to the submission information.

What’s included

The page moves from the agency’s point of view to its working approach, reading interests, and manuscript submission guidance, helping writers see whether their work may fit and what to prepare before making contact.

Agency introduction

A prominent hero introduces the agency as an independent literary representative, frames its interest in distinctive writing, and directs visitors to the working process.

Point of view

A statement of the agency’s editorial outlook, with supporting copy about close collaboration, manuscript development, and helping books find readers.

Representation process

Three numbered stages describe editorial development, representation strategy, and a long-view partnership that includes rights conversations and future work.

What the agency reads

A clear list outlines interests in literary and upmarket fiction, narrative nonfiction, children's and young adult writing, and distinctive voices.

Manuscript submissions

Submission guidance asks authors to prepare a short introduction, synopsis, and opening pages, and points them to check current availability and reading guidance before sending.

Agency contact and footer

A contact link offers a direct way to write to the agency, while the footer identifies the independent representation focus. Replace the sample contact details with verified agency information before publishing.

Put your website to work

Make it easier to manage author inquiries and submission follow-up. Ask Revamp to connect tools such as a professional inbox, scheduling, or a contact database to suit your agency’s process.

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  Organize author inquiries

  HubSpot

  Keep prospective author and publishing contacts organized in one place. Ask Revamp to add contact management with HubSpot.

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  Coordinate conversations

  Calendly

  Let writers request a suitable time for an introductory conversation. Ask Revamp to add appointment scheduling with Calendly.

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  Track submissions and follow-up

  Google Sheets

  Keep manuscript inquiry details and follow-up notes organized in a shared spreadsheet. Ask Revamp to connect Google Sheets for submission tracking.