We have 3 different quality options when it comes to printing your yearbook:
- Good – Inkjet
- Better – Toner
- Best – ElectroInk
The print quality option you choose is entirely up to you and your budget, they all look good and the words won’t fall off the page.
If you are doing a school magazine and need to keep your costs down then Inkjet is probably the answer for you, especially if you are considering greyscale pages for the more budget friendly end result.
For cost effective yearbooks, we recommend our “better” or Toner print option and find its image depth and coloration is more than enough to keep most people happy.
With that said, we also understanding a yearbook is something you will keep for many years, so we do offer the premium electroink or “best” print option for those of you wanting a more premium coffee table product.
As a guide, the page cost for Better quality is 25% more than Good and Best is 50% more than Good.
Example:
For a yearbook with 80 pages in comparison to Good quality print (Inkjet):
– Better (Toner) adds $2 per yearbook
– Best (ElectroInk) adds $4 per yearbook
