FREE Query Management Tools for Agents and Publishers
Your Queries...
Your Way.
Only Better.
As easy to use as E-Mail,
but with the full power of the cloud.
100% FREE to Literary Agents, Publishers, and Authors.
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What Agents are Saying about QueryManager

Jessica Faust
"I can’t imagine an easier and better way to handle queries."
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Stacey Donaghy
"QueryManager is a tool that our agency would not want to be without."
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Fiona Kenshole
"Query Manager has transformed my life for the better!"
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Jessica Alvarez
"QueryManager is fantastic! It has made reviewing and responding to queries and submissions much easier."
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Valerie Noble
"...eliminates the drudgery that can come with the query box, while keeping all of the fun of it."
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Jill Corcoran
"QueryManager has been a powerful tool for keeping track of all JCLA queries and requested manuscripts."
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Christine Witthohn
"This program has literally cut my query review time in half."
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What it Does
QueryManager offers an easy-to-use custom form where authors will input their queries to you.
The query data is input directly into a database, which means you can sort, filter, manage, and reply to your queries faster and easier.
What it Doesn't Do
QueryManager believes that nothing should come between you and your queries. After all, only you really know what you want and how you want it.
That's why QM doesn't offer to screen your queries or attempt to match you with authors like other services have tried in the past. With QueryManager, it's "Your Queries, Your Way."
Why is it Free?
QueryManager is offered by the makers of QueryTracker, and it is QueryTracker's goal to provide the most accurate and current information about agents, publishers, and queries available anywhere. QueryManager helps us do that.
From the Makers of QueryTracker
QueryTracker has modernized the query process for authors.
Now, that same innovation is available to agents and publishers to help them organize and reply to the queries they receive.
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