For photographers & booth companies
Make the event, upload the card and the gallery sorts itself by time and place. Guests find their own photos without tagging. Our fee is 5% of each sale with no monthly plan. The big event platforms take 10 to 15%.
Payout statement
Westview Prom
Photos by Jane Park Photography
You keep
$601.78
Example at default prices, one item per order. You set your own prices.
What changes
We went through what photographers say about the big event photo platforms. These came up over and over.
10 to 15% of every sale, gone
We take 5%.
No monthly plan and no storage charge. Card fees are Stripe's standard rate, passed on at cost. If nothing sells, you owe nothing.
Uploads that stall at photo 1,800
Drop the whole card. Walk away.
Several files go up at once, straight to storage. If the Wi-Fi drops, pick the same folder again and finished files are skipped. Duplicates are caught.
Hours of tagging bibs and names
Photos sort themselves by time.
We read the capture time from each file and group bursts into moments. Camera clock off by ten minutes? Fix it once and every photo moves.
"I can't find my photo" emails
Guests find themselves.
They jump to the time they were there, scroll one big grid, or scan the QR sign at your booth to open your album. Even when the bib was covered.
Refund and takedown requests at midnight
We answer the buyers.
Download problems, refunds and "please take this down" go to us, not you. You hear about it only if we need you.
Your work under someone else's logo
Your name on the gallery.
"Photos by" sits right under the event name. Paid downloads are the clean original, with nothing stamped on them.
Photo booths
Upload the booth's folder into its own album. Four frames from one session show up as one moment, so a group finds their strip in seconds. Put the QR on the booth and it opens straight to your album.
Working with an organizer
You make the event and add the organizer's email. They get the gallery link, the QR signs and the numbers, and they're the one who posts it to the school app or the club's list. That's where most sales come from.
Pricing
Storage costs us very little, so we keep our cut small. Organizers never pay, and guests pay only for the photos they want.
Photographers & booths
5%
per sale
Plus Stripe's card fee, 2.9% + 30ยข per order, at cost. A $6 photo pays you $5.23. A $19 Event Pass pays you $17.20.
What guests pay
$6
per photo
Our default. Change it for each event.
Event Pass
Every photo from the event
$19
Getting paid
After each event
Sales add up while the gallery is busy. Once things settle, you get a payout and a statement showing every sale and every fee.
How 5% compares
Same night of sales, more of it yours.
The $675 prom from the statement above, on each platform's no-subscription option. Every one of them passes on card fees too, so that part is the same everywhere.
| Platform | Fee per sale | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| Everyroll | 5% | $601.78 |
| PhotoDay | 10% | $568.03 |
| GotPhoto Free | 12% | $554.53 |
| Pixieset Free | 15% | $534.28 |
From each company's own pricing page, October 2026. Paid plans elsewhere can lower the cut, but you pay every month whether or not anything sells.
Getting started
About two minutes before your next event.
Make the event
Name, date and place. Make it private if it's a school event.
Invite the organizer
Optional, but it's how the link gets to everyone.
Upload after
From the venue or from home. Publish when it looks right.
Got an event coming up?