Find the book
Search with a title or ISBN, or scan a book’s barcode to look up its details. Browse listings from your campus and nearby campuses.
A textbook marketplace for university communities
Find a textbook, list a copy you’re done with, and connect with students around your campus.
Built for students. Organized around campus.
A simple way to find your next book
CampusShelf brings student listings together so you can search, compare, and coordinate a handoff with another student.
Search with a title or ISBN, or scan a book’s barcode to look up its details. Browse listings from your campus and nearby campuses.
Add a textbook to the marketplace with its details, condition, price, and photos of the copy you’re offering.
Use CampusShelf to connect about a book. Buyers and sellers arrange payment and pickup with each other.
More than a one-time search
Look up a textbook by title or ISBN, including a quick barcode scan.
Switch between My Campus and Nearby to see what students are listing.
Save books to My Book Collection and keep track of the books you have.
Ask about a listing and coordinate the next step directly with the other student.
Share CampusShelf. Earn a listing Boost.
For every five eligible new students who join with your referral code, confirm their email, and complete campus verification, you earn one seven-day Boost for an active listing.
Self-referrals and duplicate or ineligible accounts don’t count. Boost rewards are not cash and can’t be transferred.
A student shared CampusShelf with you
Copy this code and enter it during new account signup. Confirm your email and complete campus verification for the referral to qualify.
This referral link doesn’t look right. Ask the person who shared it to send you a fresh link.
CampusShelf is getting ready
Public App Store and Google Play download links will appear here when the CampusShelf listings are available. Referral codes can be copied from a shared link and entered during signup.
Good to know
No. CampusShelf is a peer-to-peer marketplace. Buyers and sellers arrange payment, inspection, and pickup themselves.
Catalog covers may come from external book providers and may not match the exact edition offered. Review the seller’s listing details and photos before arranging a purchase.
A new student must use the code during signup, confirm their email, and complete campus verification. The server determines eligibility. A code can’t be added to an existing account later.
Use the reporting option on the listing details screen. Reports are reviewed under the CampusShelf Terms of Service.
Questions or feedback?
For help with CampusShelf or to share feedback, contact our team.