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How Much Does It Cost to Scan Microfiche?

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The exact cost of scanning microfiche varies depending on a number of factors including:

  • Number of sheets scanned
  • Type of fiche
  • Final resolution
  • Indexing requirements
  • Whether or not you require OCR
  • Schedule – How fast do you need to scan?

The average cost to scan a single microfiche sheet ranges from $0.75 to $1.25 per sheet for jacket fiche (16mm and 35mm) and $3 to $5 for COM fiche. If you have a roll of microfilm, the cost is typically around $85, depending on the number of images on the roll.

For a more detailed estimate, try our document scanning cost calculator, which factors in additional costs based on your specific requirements.

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