Introducing LibraryLink: Helping Libraries generate revenue from their deaccessioned materials. Learn More
Introducing LibraryLink: Helping Libraries generate revenue from their deaccessioned materials. Learn More
Professional Library Services
Turn your discarded library books into revenue, no sorting required. Professional library deaccession services across Canada and the United States.
We understand that managing library discards and donations can be time-consuming for library staff. That's why our LibraryLink deaccession services are designed specifically for libraries, offering everything from post-book-sale clean-outs to hassle-free donation handling with guaranteed revenue sharing.
Our simplest library book disposal option, ideal for libraries with limited staff or regular weeding routines. We handle all processing so your team can focus on core library services.
Designed for maximum convenience with minimal effort from your library team—ideal for smaller libraries or busy systems.
Our highest-earning library deaccession program for libraries that can pre-scan and sort materials. Your team invests slightly more effort—we share significantly more of the resale value.
Ideal for larger library systems or academic libraries with internal processing capacity looking to maximize revenue from withdrawn materials.
Not sure which library deaccession program fits best? Reach out for a personalized consultation with our library specialists, and we'll help you choose the option that works for your team, your budget, and your collection management goals.
Step 1
Our library deaccession specialists can visit your library to assess and scan your weeded materials, or you can simply send us an ISBN spreadsheet. We'll evaluate which items have resale value for maximum revenue and which are best suited for sustainable recycling programs.
Step 2
Pack the books in sturdy boxes (we can supply packaging materials if needed). For larger collections, we offer on-site library assistance from our trained team. Each box should be labeled according to our simple prep guidelines designed specifically for library workflows.
Step 3
Use our easy online scheduling system to request pickup service across Canada and the United States. Our professional logistics team handles everything from transport to lifting. Revenue payment is issued promptly based on your selected LibraryLink program with transparent reporting.
Meet
With extensive experience in book recycling supply chain management, Denise brings proven industry expertise to Zoom Books’ thrift store and nonprofit partnerships. She leads supplier acquisition and logistics coordination across our North American operations, ensuring seamless service for retail partners.
At Zoom Books, Denise specializes in building custom thrift store partnership strategies that help retail partners transform excess inventory into recovered floor space and consistent revenue streams. Her hands-on approach ensures every thrift store partner benefits from optimized logistics and maximum value recovery.
Contact our LibraryLink team today to learn how we can help your library turn deaccessioned materials into a valuable resource.
Nothing. LibraryLink is completely free for libraries to join. We offer complimentary pickup and logistics for qualifying libraries across Canada and the United States, with no hidden fees or setup charges.
We sell through major online marketplaces—including Amazon, eBay, Abebooks, and other regional platforms—as well as directly through our wholesale network. This ensures maximum resale reach and value recovery for your library's withdrawn materials.
We offer free pickup for libraries with at least 3 boxes of materials. You can also drop off books at one of our processing centers if preferred. Our professional logistics team handles transport based on your location and volume across North America.
Zoom Books covers all shipping and pickup costs for qualifying libraries. There are no transportation charges for library deaccession services as long as the minimum volume is met.
You can schedule pickups as often as needed—monthly, quarterly, or after major weeding events. We'll work with your library team to find a cadence that fits your operations and collection management schedule.
Yes! Friends of the Library groups are welcome to participate in LibraryLink. Whether you're handling donations from book sales or seasonal drives, we provide scalable support and revenue sharing options for library fundraising.
We offer monthly sustainability and sales reports perfect for library administration. These include item tracking (for scanned programs), weight-based metrics, resale outcomes, and environmental impact stats such as estimated trees saved and landfill diversion.
Yes, drop-offs are welcome at any of our warehouse locations in Canada. Please contact us in advance to schedule and ensure your library materials are processed quickly.
We can accept non-ISBN materials for recycling or donation, though resale eligibility is limited. These books still contribute to your library's sustainability impact through our recycling network.
We accept hardcover and paperback books, textbooks, media (CDs/DVDs), and library discards without ISBNs. Books must be in good, readable condition suitable for resale or recycling.
Library earnings vary based on your program type (scanned vs unscanned), volume, and book condition. Libraries using our scanned program typically see higher payouts per item due to individual resale value tracking.
Absolutely. We calculate estimated CO₂ savings, trees saved, and landfill diversion based on your donated volume—perfect for library sustainability reports, grant applications, or community outreach presentations.