Page Count

[Pammy625]

What is the page count when you print on both sides of the paper?

[Dragon-Fur · Accepted solution]

@Pammy625

If you are asking about "Page count" as it applies to Instant Ink service, the following applies (at least in the USA):

HP Instant Ink - Terms of Service

Lots of information, including definitions –- What is a page? -- and contact options

See #7 SERVICE PLANS

Partial Excerpt:

A PRINTED PAGE IS A PAGE UPON WHICH ANY AMOUNT OF INK IS PLACED BY YOUR PRINTER. PRINTING ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SAME SHEET OF PAPER COUNTS AS TWO PAGES. A page is the type and size of media referenced in Your printer’s specifications.

If your region is different, please see the "Terms of Service" for your contract area.

Reference

Instant Ink - HP Technical Support

In USA or Canada,

Call Cloud Services (normal business hours): 1-855-785-2777

HP Instant Ink – Top Solutions

HP Instant Ink, Sign-up, Information, and FAQ

Scroll down on page or click Three vertical white dots on blue background > top right of page

HP Instant Ink - Terms of Service

Lots of information, including definitions –- What is a page? -- and contact options

HP Instant Ink - Obtaining Replacement Ink Cartridges

HP Connected , ePrint, and Print Applications

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In UK

HP Support: 0207 660 0596 (Specify help for Instant Ink)

HP Instant Ink - UK - Overview / FAQs,  HP Instant Ink - UK - Terms of Service

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Everywhere else:  Contact HP Support

Specify help for Instant Ink / HP Connected / Web Services

HP World-Wide Support

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Video - Instant Ink – Signing Up and Getting Started

Video – Instant Ink – Thanks for Enrolling - What's Next?

HP Connected - Instant Ink – Where available > Click Supported Countries (top right of Webpage)

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[Pammy625]

Thank you so much @Dragon Fur!  Your answer was not only correct but your reply was surprisingly immediate.

[Dragon-Fur]

@Pammy625

You are welcome.

If you have never done so -- and when you have some time to burn -- take a few minutes to read some of the interesting information available about your Instant Ink Service.  There are a number of interesting "tidbits" included in the documentation.

Happy Printing!

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[Pammy625]

@dragon-fur,

Thank you.