TAP4PRINT
Printing kiosk for libraries
Libraries host kiosks so readers stop asking the desk to print. Scan-and-print covers paper-only notes.
Policy fit
Short retention and no leftover screen previews match library privacy expectations.
Hours
Align kiosk hours with library hours on the location record.
Why libraries host a kiosk
Libraries host kiosks so readers stop asking the desk to print. Scan and print covers paper-only notes. Short retention and no leftover screen previews match library privacy expectations in the Privacy policy.
Align kiosk hours with library hours. Quiet placement at the exit beats a machine inside the reading room. The reader story is library printing.
Member pricing and policy fit
You can set location pricing near zero and settle commercially. That is not the public pricing table. Talk to partnerships via Contact or Become a kiosk partner.
Campus libraries should also read printing kiosk for colleges so estates and the library are on the same rollout.
Frequently asked questions
Can prints be free for members?
You can set location pricing near zero and settle commercially. Talk to partnerships.
Can prints be free for members?
You can set location pricing near zero and settle commercially. Talk to partnerships.
Does the kiosk keep scanned books?
No. Scan PDFs follow the same deletion rules as uploads. See Security.
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Ready to print?
Find a nearby kiosk, upload from your phone, pay securely, and collect your prints.