To provide an accurate quote, we need your page count. Use the page volume guide below to estimate the number of pages for scanning:
Document Scanning Page Volume
| Banker Box (15 x 12 x 10″) | 2,200 to 2,500 Pages Per Box |
| Binder | 200 Pages Per Inch |
| Copy Box | 1,800 to 2,200 Pages Per Box |
| Long File Box | 4,000 to 5,000 Pages, Roughly twice the size of a banker box |
| Lateral File Drawer 36″ | 5,000 to 6,000 Pages, Per Drawer |
| Linear Foot | 1,800 Pages Per Linear Foot |
| Open shelving | 1,500 Pages Per Linear Foot |
| Vertical File 4 Drawer 24″ | 3,000 to 4,000 Pages, Per Drawer |
Additional Notes
- Banker Box: Roughly equivalent to one vertical file drawer or two linear feet of files. Page counts may vary depending on how tightly or loosely documents are packed and the container’s fill level.
- Medical Charts: Typically 2,200–2,700 pages per box, depending on packing density. Thicker charts yield higher page counts, while thinner ones have fewer pages per box. Folder contents also impact volume.
- Paper Thickness: Standard copy paper averages 150–200 pages per inch, while thicker materials (e.g., photos, index cards, or heavy paper) average 100–125 pages per inch.
- Note: Page counts may vary slightly based on paper type and compression.