One price for the whole team.

Questions

What people ask before they buy

Why is it not priced per person?

Because the product only works when everyone at the event is taking photos. Charging per head would tax the exact behaviour we are selling, and the first thing a customer would do is decide who does not get the app. The people limits above are bands, not meters — adding somebody on the night never costs more.

What counts as an event?

A day or a run of days where your team is shooting. On a monthly plan the AI files photos into events on its own, as many as you run, because no team knows in January how many they will run in September. If you only have one, the One event pass covers it for $79.

How does the One event pass work?

You pay $79 once and get one album for up to 150 people. Guests scan a QR code and upload from their phone’s browser, with no app and no account. Uploads open when the first photo arrives and stay open for three months, so you can buy it well before the day and still catch the photos people send weeks later. Everything stays viewable and downloadable for 12 months from the day uploads open. After that nothing is deleted: the photos stay in your library to look back on.

Why $79 when some wedding apps start at $49?

Those apps collect photos. None of them can tell you what is in them, so you scroll. GuestCam sells face search as a $45 add-on, and it only finds faces. Here the AI describes every photo and video as it arrives, so you type “cake cutting” or “grandma dancing” and get the shot. It is included.

A big night sends us a thousand photos. How long does approving them take?

About ten minutes. The AI sorts what is waiting into three piles before you open it: likely keep, which is sharp, well exposed and not a duplicate; likely skip, which is duplicates and anything that scored under 50; and unsure, which is everything in between or not scored yet. You look through a pile and approve or reject all of it in one click, then take the unsure pile one photo at a time with A and R on the keyboard. Nothing is approved until you press the button, so the AI sorts and you decide.

What if one event turns into more?

Switch to a monthly plan within 30 days of buying the pass and the $79 comes off your first month. Your album and every photo come with you.

How does the trial work?

Fourteen days, and the clock does not start when you sign up. It starts the first time it is really used — 25 files or 2 GB, whichever comes first — because nobody signs up on the morning of their event. Below both of those lines you are never charged, however long you take. The trial also ends at 1,000 files, which is a real event's worth, and hitting that starts the subscription rather than stopping the upload. Nobody gets cut off mid-event.

Why do you take a card before the trial?

So the trial ends by you deciding, not by us chasing you. The card is saved and charged nothing on the day you sign up, and nothing at all until the fourteen days are up. Cancel from the dashboard before then and there is no charge.

Is there a storage limit?

Not one you will meet with photos. A busy year of photos is around 120 GB, which costs us a few dollars. Video is fifty to a hundred times larger per file, so it is included from Team upward and that is where any real limit would apply. We will tell you long before it matters.

We have thousands of employees. Where do we fit?

Enterprise, and the conversation is not about headcount. It is about an account per brand or region, single sign-on, and a contract. Ask and we will talk it through.