Print-on-Demand for Homeschool Curriculum Creators
Sell professionally printed, coil-bound curriculum without inventory, fulfillment, or upfront costs. We print and ship directly to homeschool families while you focus on creating exceptional content.
Built for Homeschool Creators
Why Homeschool Curriculum Creators Choose Us
- Perfect for Charlotte Mason & Classical
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Coil-bound workbooks lay completely flat for nature journaling, copywork, and narration. Durable enough for daily use throughout the school year.
- Launch Without Risk
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No $10K+ bulk printing investment. Test new curriculum with zero inventory risk. Print one book at a time as families order.
- August Launch Ready
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Handle August rush with confidence. We maintain 2-3 day print times year-round, even during peak homeschool season.
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💡 Pro tip: Most creators price at 2.5-3x our wholesale cost, resulting in 60-70% gross margins. Adjust based on your market and positioning.
Common Homeschool Sizes:
- Student workbook: 100-150 pages, coil-bound
- Teacher guide: 50-100 pages, coil-bound
- Unit study: 80-120 pages, coil-bound
- Full year curriculum: 200-300 pages, coil-bound
Homeschool Creators Scaling with Print
Charlotte Mason and classical educators are adding thousands per month in print revenue
Charlotte Mason Curriculum Creator
"I had 10,000 Instagram followers asking for printed curriculum. Cultivate Print let me launch without the $15K bulk printing investment. Now print represents 40% of my revenue."
Classical Homeschool Educator
"Launched 3 unit studies in 6 months. The ability to test designs without bulk orders changed everything. My August launch was completely stress-free."
Ready to Launch Your Printed Curriculum?
Join homeschool creators who are selling printed curriculum without inventory headaches