Simon & Schuster, LLC LAST VERIFIED: August 7, 2026

Simon & Schuster, LLC is one of the world’s major book publishers, headquartered in New York City and founded in 1924; the record notes it has been owned by KKR since 2023, presented as a claim. The .biz domain is not the consumer bookstore (that is simonandschuster.com) but the corporate and B2B information hub serving authors, vendors, booksellers, and media. The site states the company publishes more than 2,000 new titles per year across 25-plus imprints and provides distribution services for over 100 client publishers. Its output spans trade books along with audio and digital formats, plus publisher distribution services for third parties.

There is no ordering functionality on this domain — no wholesale pricing, no checkout, and no self-serve storefront. Bookseller and vendor ordering is handled through Simon & Schuster’s sales and distribution channels rather than through the website, and trade relationships are arranged via corporate contacts. Because of that, the site does not state minimum order quantities, minimum order values, shipping terms, or accepted payment methods, and it gives no indication of dropship support. Prospective stockists should treat this domain as a directory for finding the right sales contact. Retailers seeking terms will need to establish a bookseller or vendor relationship directly with the publisher’s teams.

As a corporate hub, this site is credible: a century-old major publisher with extensive imprints and distribution clients, and it even maintains a fraud-alert page warning about publishing scams. The key caveat for SupplyRank readers is categorical — this is not an ordering portal, and no wholesale pricing or checkout exists on the domain, so it cannot be evaluated as a transactional supplier. All commercial specifics, from minimums to shipping and payment, are unstated because they sit inside negotiated trade relationships. Booksellers should use the site to reach the correct sales and distribution contacts, verify terms directly, and not expect any self-serve wholesale experience here.