Where do you get your proof books?

[bass_junkie83]

I am looking to start doing proof books, but can't seem to find anywhere that does what I want.
I don't need hard covers, or anything overly fancy, £30-£60 seems excessive for something that is purely to help a customer choose their photos.

Anyone got any suggestions for a cheap supplier? Otherwise I am tempted to just print and bind something myself, or go back to using the tablet.

 

[testbloke]

Loxley now do softback photobooks that are a good alternative to there hardback proof books. Form under £10, no VAT to pay

 

[andyscott]

I am looking to start doing proof books, but can't seem to find anywhere that does what I want.
I don't need hard covers, or anything overly fancy, £30-£60 seems excessive for something that is purely to help a customer choose their photos.

Anyone got any suggestions for a cheap supplier? Otherwise I am tempted to just print and bind something myself, or go back to using the tablet.

Online or A4/A3 sheets, not bound, so they can lay them out for selection process, or pass them out with family.