Kepyil
Pricing

Collecting is free; payment comes before the book is finalized.

Opening the yearbook, collecting messages, and viewing the themes and sample books is free. Payment is one seat per student, made before the book is finalized; teachers and parents are free.

Free

Collecting

Open the yearbook, add classes, and let everyone write to each other. Themes, sample books, the memory wall, superlatives and the time capsule are included.

Class pack

The organizer pays

A single pack is bought for the size of the class; everyone gets the digital book and the print-ready PDF.

Per person

Everyone pays their own share

Each student buys their own seat. The book is finalized once everyone’s share is paid; the organizer can top up the rest.

How to pay

In the app, securely.

  • App Store or Google Play. Payment goes through the store; current prices are shown in the app in your local currency.
  • Printing is separate and optional. A school that wants a printed book sends a print request; our team comes back with a quote.
  • School licence. For schools that want bulk setup and a licence for the whole school, our team sets up the terms: [email protected].

Try it first.

The demo opens with a sample school; you can see everything, including the seat purchase screens.

Try the demo
Frequently asked

Common questions

How much does a graduation yearbook cost?

Collecting messages is free. Before the book is finalized, one seat is paid for each student; current prices are shown in the app, through the App Store or Google Play, in your local currency. A printed book is optional and priced separately.

Do teachers and parents pay?

No. Seats are only for students who have a page in the book; teachers and parents are free.

Can the book be finalized before everyone has paid?

No. The book is finalized when all of the class’s seats are paid for. The organizer can top up the remaining seats.

Can I restore my purchases?

Seats are one-time purchases tied to a yearbook; if you change phones, the seat stays recorded on the yearbook and you don’t need to restore it.