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What else you could use.
Most teams try something free first, and for some of them it works. These pages say where each alternative genuinely holds up and where it quietly stops, so you can tell which situation you are in.
Greenfly alternative for brand and marketing teams
Greenfly runs short-form content operations for leagues and teams, and it is very good at it. If you are a brand collecting photos from your own staff at your own events, here is where the two stop overlapping.
Read itCompanyCam alternative for marketing teams
CompanyCam is built for contractors documenting jobs, and priced per person. If you are collecting event photos from a marketing team, here is the difference.
Read itGoogle Photos shared albums for work events
A shared album is free and everybody already has it. Here is where it works for collecting event photos from a team, and where it quietly stops working.
Read itCollecting event photos in a WhatsApp group
The group chat is how most teams do this and it is free. Here is exactly what it costs you: photos arrive at 1600 pixels and around 100 KB, and video caps at 16 MB.
Read itUsing a shared Dropbox folder for event photos
You already pay for Dropbox and it keeps originals properly. Here is where a shared folder holds up for event photos and where it quietly stops.
Read itFrame.io for event photos, and why it is the wrong shape
Frame.io is the standard for reviewing cut video. Collecting raw phone photos from staff at an event is a different job, and the per-seat price makes it an expensive way to do it.
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