I know several full time classroom teachers that use the $9.99 plan since they do a lot more printing. I felt that 100 pages would be enough for me to print out pages of my TpT resources to test them out for you all. Since I'm not in the classroom right now I decided on the $4.99 a month. They will keep track of when your ink is getting low (through your internet connection) and mail out new cartridges right away.Ĭheck out this quick explanation with all the details about the program:
The program will send you fresh ink cartridges as you need them, BEFORE you run out of it. No more driving to an office supply store to make your copies! The HP Instant Ink Program is a monthly subscription service that provides you with colored copies printed right from your home printer, when you need it. I mean, have you heard of this? If you haven't, then get ready to be excited.
The HP Instant Ink Program (affiliate link) That is a FAR cry from what I was paying before. I now pay only $4.99 a month for up to 100 pages of colored copies. I found the Holy Grail of colored copies. Not to mention what a pain it was to drive there every time I needed something printed. I don't even want to know how much money I've spent over the years going in to Staples paying $0.69 per page of colored copies. My school did not have a colored printer, so any centers, games, and classroom decor that I wanted printed out in color was all on me. The biggest money pit for me? Colored copies. I guess teachers are just extra special that way :) I can't think of another job where you take more of your paycheck and invest it right back into your job. We will spend a LOOOOOT of our money for our classroom. As teachers, it's just basically expected and accepted that we WILL spend some of our own money for classroom resources.
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