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You can store them in CD wallets like this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/388541-REG/Case_Logic...

I have ~1500 DVDs stored that way in less than a meter of shelf space.

That is a good compromise however most people I know that collect physical media like to keep the whole package not just the disc in a wallet like that. It is a good alternative to mine though and a lot cheaper :D

This may be space saving, but not a recommended way to store discs for long periods.

Why? They are stored vertically, same orientation as in a DVD case on a bookshelf.

I recently migrated my disc collection from cases. Initially I got binder pages like you linked, but I returned them and got paper sleeves instead, because (1) paper cases are cheaper and more compact, and (2) when I put discs in binders, they rub against the (admittedly soft) backing material, whereas when I put them in paper sleeves, I naturally hold the sleeve such that the discs don’t rub the sleeve when being inserted, and that seems a bit safer.

I do still use a binder for the papers from the cases.

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