Turn your yearbook into a fundraiser.
Set the family price above your cost and keep the difference. Most schools add $2–5 per book — on 300 books that's $600–$1,500 for your PTA, with zero upfront cost and no unsold-inventory risk.
What your school keeps.
| Margin you add | 200 books | 300 books | 400 books |
|---|---|---|---|
| +$2 / book | $400 | $600 | $800 |
| +$3 / book | $600 | $900 | $1,200 |
| +$5 / book | $1,000 | $1,500 | $2,000 |
You can apply this fully towards any books you purchase, or cash out minus a 5% payment-processing fee.
No deposits. No unsold books.
How it stays risk-free for your school:
- Families order and pay online — you never front the money
- Only ordered books are printed — no leftover inventory
- No contracts, no deposits — invoices payable before print
- You set the price — the margin above cost is yours to keep
Yearbook fundraising, answered.
How does yearbook fundraising work?+
Set the family price above your cost and keep the difference — most schools add $2–5 per book. A 300-book sale raises roughly $600–$1,500 for the PTA, with no upfront cost and no unsold-inventory risk. Fundraising margins apply to regular-cycle orders only — not summer ship-to-home orders.
Is there any upfront cost or risk?+
No. No contracts or deposits, families pay online, and only ordered books are printed — so your school is never left with unsold inventory.
How much can our PTA raise?+
At $3/book on 300 books, about $900; at $5/book on 400 books, about $2,000. You choose the margin.
Price your book and
fund your PTA.
No contract. No deposit. Free first draft. You set the price and keep the margin.