Half letter · 8 discs
Build Your Own Planner
Five steps, top to bottom. Tap Add on what you want and it goes straight into your cart. Everything here fits everything else.
Step one
Pick Your Cover
A front and a back cover, $18 for the set. Choose a color.
Step two
Pick Your Discs
Discs hold the pages in. A set of 8 one-inch discs is $5. Choose a color.
Step three
Pick Your Inserts
The pages that go inside. Each pack is 30 sheets, printed on both sides. Add as many as you like.
Optional — add a dashboard, the pretty first page
Step four
Add Accessories
Dividers, pockets, stickers, sticky notes and washi tape. Totally optional.
Step five
Add a Binder to Hold It All
The clear outer shell with a thin elastic cord that keeps your planner shut in a bag. $24. Choose a cord color.
Rather not build it?
Get It Ready-Made
Same pieces, already put together.
Questions About Building One
Instead of rings or a glued spine, the pages are punched with notches that snap onto a row of discs. You can add, remove and reorder pages by hand in seconds — no tools, no opening a binder mechanism.
A cover set, a set of 8 discs and at least one pack of inserts. That is a complete planner. Accessories and the binder are extras.
Half letter — 5.5 × 8.5 inches — punched for eight discs. Everything on this page is that size, so every piece fits every other piece.
Our pages use the standard half-letter (junior) eight-disc punch, so they’re designed to work with junior-size discbound systems generally. If you already own one, check that your pages measure 5.5 × 8.5 inches with eight notches down the side before ordering.
Yes, and that’s the whole point. Pull a page straight off the discs and push it back on wherever you want it.
Not at all. Plenty of people build these as everyday notebooks, work planners, recipe books or reading journals. A cover, discs and grid inserts makes a very good plain notebook.
Yes. The Discbound Starter Kit, The Curated Trip, Complete and The Whole Planner Gift Set all come put together. You can still add and remove pages later.



























