Pricing
Every plan runs the full pipeline — live galleries, AI, payments, safety controls. Paid plans buy a lower platform fee on your gallery sales and put your brand on more of the product. No feature hostages, no seat counting, no surprises.
$0no monthly fee
12% platform fee on gallery sales
30¢ minimum per sale
Run real events, get paid, risk nothing.
$49per month · or $490/yr (2 months free)
9% platform fee on gallery sales
30¢ minimum per sale
For the studio shooting every weekend.
Pays for itself above ~$1,650/mo in gallery sales.
Request access$149per month · or $1,490/yr (2 months free)
7% platform fee on gallery sales
30¢ minimum per sale
Your brand on everything, front of the queue.
Pays for itself above ~$3,000/mo in gallery sales.
Request accessCustomannual agreement
negotiated platform fee on gallery sales
For leagues, districts, and multi-team operations.
Items marked with our roadmap — custom email domains and fully branded download links — are rolling out now; everything else is live today. Stripe's standard card-processing fees apply to sales on every plan, including Free. Because those fees include a flat charge on every transaction, every plan has the same 30¢ minimum platform fee per sale — it only applies to orders of a few dollars or less.
Most pricing pages make you do this math. We'd rather do it in the open: move the slider to your typical monthly gallery sales.
Photo purchases your customers make through your galleries — downloads sold at your prices. The platform fee applies to those sales; your subscription is never fee'd, and money your photographers are owed is split out before anything else.
30¢ — the same on every plan, including Free. It only applies when your plan's percentage would come out lower, which means orders of a few dollars or less; above that you pay your percentage and nothing else. Here's the honest reason: card processing costs a flat 30¢ per transaction on top of a percentage, and we pay it out of our cut, not yours. On a $2 sale the percentage doesn't cover that, so without a minimum we'd be paying for the privilege of selling your photo. We set the minimum at exactly the flat fee — we don't mark it up, and on the smallest orders it still doesn't quite cover us. It never touches what your customer pays or what your photographers are owed.
Yes — $5 per order, judged on your list prices before any discount. It's a cart rule, not a price rule: $2 photos are fine — a buyer just needs three of them to check out, and the checkout says so ("add another photo"). Your discount codes can still take the charged amount below $5; a promo is your call, not ours. Same honest reason as the 30¢ fee: flat card costs make tiny orders a loss for everyone — you, us, and your photographers splitting cents.
There's no monthly fee and no card required — you pay the 12% platform fee (30¢ minimum) only when your galleries sell. Free runs the same pipeline as every plan, within a fair-use envelope on processing and storage that's shown right in your portal. If your volume outgrows it, that's exactly what Studio and Pro are for — and the break-even math below tells you when.
Each plan includes a gallery-retention window — Free keeps galleries online for a standard period, and paid plans keep them longer. When a gallery reaches the end of its window it's retired automatically, which keeps storage lean and honors our data-minimization commitment. Your exact window is always shown in your portal, and you can set a shorter one per event if you prefer.
The full-resolution originals straight off the camera are kept for a plan-based window so you can re-edit or reprocess from scratch; after that they're removed while your delivered and edited photos stay online for the full gallery-retention window above. In practice you keep selling and delivering the same photos — only the ability to re-run the pipeline from the raw original ends. Higher plans keep originals longer; your window is shown in your portal.
Yes, self-serve from your studio portal, and the portal shows the same break-even math on your real numbers — it will tell you when Free is genuinely your cheapest option. We're comfortable with that.
Because it aligns us with you. If your season is slow, your software bill is small. When you have a huge tournament weekend, we earn our share by keeping the galleries fast and the checkout humming. Feature-gated pricing punishes small studios; volume pricing scales with reality.
A negotiated fee, operator-delivered venue kits for wired press-room-grade coverage, help getting through league or district legal and IT review, and a named human. If you run a league, a district program, or a multi-team studio, start the conversation.
We're onboarding studios now — tell us about your season and we'll get you set up.
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