Client photo gallery reviews

shoots.page and the best ShootProof alternatives

shoots.page is a client photo delivery app with a 2 GB free plan, a 100 GB Pro plan for USD 9 a month, RAW support, and no client account or email gate.

We tested six client gallery platforms in October 2026 to see what works best for photographers who want simpler or cheaper delivery than ShootProof, which limits uploads to 50 MB JPEGs and charges $16.67 a month billed annually for 100 GB. shoots.page is our top pick, giving you 2 GB free with every delivery feature, RAW support up to 1 GiB per file, and 100 GB for USD 9 a month (USD 90 a year). We also tested Pixieset, Pic-Time, SendPhoto and SmugMug alongside ShootProof itself.

Platform Free plan Paid plans File limits Main catch
shoots.page 2 GB, all delivery features USD 9/mo or USD 90/yr (100 GB) JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, RAW up to 1 GiB and 100 MP No print store, contracts or invoices
ShootProof 100 photos, no video $8.33 to $50/mo billed yearly ($9.99 to $60 monthly) JPEG only in sRGB, up to 50 MB and 100 MP JPEG only; visitors must enter an email to favorite or download
Pixieset 3 GB $8 to $40/mo billed yearly ($10 to $50 monthly) JPEG and PNG up to 100 MB; RAW on Pro and Ultimate Free plan gives resized downloads only and takes 15% store commission
Pic-Time 10 GB, later reduced to 3 GB $7 to $42/mo billed yearly ($8 to $50 monthly) JPEG and GIF up to 100 MB; no PNG Main client needs an account; picks only on Professional and Advanced
SendPhoto 5 GB, 1 gallery, 10 GB lifetime upload credits $30 to $320/yr ($3 to $32 monthly) RAW, HEIC, TIFF, PSD and more up to 1 GiB Free plan is capped at 10 GB of lifetime upload credits
SmugMug None (14-day trial) $20 to $37/mo billed yearly ($29 to $52 monthly) Unlimited JPEG; RAW needs paid Source add-on No free plan; client favoriting requires the $37/mo Pro plan

shoots.page

shoots.page is built for delivering photos and collecting client picks without contract templates, invoice settings or store setup getting in the way. You sign in with Google, upload a shoot, and send one link (or email it from the app). Clients open the link with no account, no app and no email prompt, and download what you allow.

Both the free 2 GB plan and the Pro plan handle JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP and RAW files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels each, with resumable uploads and 2000 px previews. Originals are delivered byte-for-byte, and clients get a full-size JPEG of every RAW unless you turn on RAW downloads. Only uploaded originals count against your storage; previews, thumbnails and client ZIPs don't. You get per-gallery download switches for originals, 2000 px JPEGs and RAWs (as single files or one ZIP), optional passwords and expiry dates, open and download email alerts, and view and download stats per gallery and photo. Proofing lets clients favorite against a max-picks limit with live counts and optional paid extras that you collect payment for yourself, and you can copy the picked filenames straight into Lightroom's filter.

Pro costs USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before tax (EUR 8 or EUR 80 in Europe with VAT included), which bumps storage to 100 GB, removes the small shoots.page logo and footer link, and adds 4 gallery designs (Heirloom, Noir, Scrapbook and Postcard) to the free plan's Classic design. It suits photographers who want fast, clean photo delivery and proofing, including RAW files, without paying for a studio suite.

ShootProof

ShootProof pairs client galleries with e-sign contracts, invoices with tipping, email marketing, mobile gallery apps and commission-free print and digital sales through partner labs. The free plan holds 100 photos with no video and includes a simple portfolio website and commission-free sales. Paid plans (Starter 20 GB, Standard 100 GB, Professional 1,000 GB with 50 GB video, and Premium unlimited photos with 150 GB video) run $8.33, $16.67, $26.67 or $50 a month billed annually ($9.99, $19.99, $31.99 or $60 monthly), and online booking is a $6.99 monthly add-on. Uploads are strictly sRGB JPEGs up to 50 MB and 100 megapixels, and visitors must enter an email address before favoriting or downloading. It suits photographers who want contracts, invoices and commission-free print sales bundled with JPEG galleries.

Pixieset

Pixieset offers client galleries alongside a website builder, a built-in print store (partner labs or self-fulfillment) and its Studio Manager tool for contracts and booking. The free plan gives you 3 GB, but limits clients to resized downloads and takes a 15% commission on store sales. Paid Client Gallery plans drop the commission and unlock original-size downloads: Basic (10 GB) is $8 a month billed yearly ($10 monthly), Plus (100 GB) is $16 ($20), Pro (1,000 GB) is $24 ($30), and Ultimate (unlimited) is $40 ($50). It accepts JPEG and PNG up to 100 MB, while RAW support and 4K video require Pro or Ultimate. Studio Manager is free for 3 contracts or starts at $12 a month billed yearly (the full Suite starts at $28). It suits photographers looking for galleries, a website, a store and studio management under one roof.

Pic-Time

Pic-Time connects galleries to marketing automation and print sales across 30+ partner labs. Its free plan starts at 10 GB and later drops to 3 GB, while paid plans go from Beginner (20 GB) at $7 a month billed yearly ($8 monthly) up to Advanced (unlimited under fair use) at $42 ($50). You can upload JPEGs and GIFs up to 100 MB, but PNGs aren't supported. Guests can view with the link, though the main client needs an account, and client selections (plus an optional JPEG size optimizer and zero commission on self-collected payments) are restricted to the Professional and Advanced tiers. It suits photographers who focus on print sales and automated store campaigns.

SendPhoto

SendPhoto focuses on photo and video delivery with watermarks and custom domains rather than print stores. Its free plan gives you 5 GB of space, one gallery, and a hard cap of 10 GB in lifetime upload credits. Paid plans run from Starter (20 GB) at $30 a year ($3 monthly) up to Pro (1 TB) at $320 a year ($32 monthly). It accepts RAW, HEIC, TIFF, PSD and other formats up to 1 GiB per photo, lets you set original or scaled-down downloads per gallery, and includes client likes and favorites with no account needed for viewing. It suits photographers who want paid plans starting at $30 a year with watermarking and custom domains.

SmugMug

SmugMug combines a portfolio website, an archive and client galleries, with no free plan beyond a 14-day trial. Paid plans start at $20 a month billed yearly ($29 monthly) for Direct and go up to $37 a month ($52 monthly) for Pro. Every plan includes unlimited full-resolution JPEG storage, while storing RAW files requires the paid Source add-on. Public, unlisted and password galleries don't require a client account, but lab-fulfilled print sales are only on Portfolio and Pro, and client favoriting requires the Pro plan. It suits photographers who want an unlimited JPEG archive and portfolio site attached to their galleries.

FAQ

What is the best free ShootProof alternative?

shoots.page gives you 2 GB of free storage with every delivery and proofing feature unlocked, byte-for-byte original downloads, RAW support up to 1 GiB per file, and no limit on galleries or photo counts. ShootProof's free plan caps you at 100 JPEG photos, and Pixieset's 3 GB free plan only lets clients download resized files.

Which client gallery lets me upload RAW and PNG files?

shoots.page accepts JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP and RAW files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels on both its free and Pro plans, and SendPhoto also takes RAW, HEIC, TIFF and PSD up to 1 GiB. ShootProof only takes sRGB JPEGs up to 50 MB, Pic-Time blocks PNGs, and Pixieset and SmugMug lock RAW uploads behind higher tiers or paid add-ons.

How much does 100 GB of gallery storage cost on shoots.page vs ShootProof?

On shoots.page, the 100 GB Pro plan costs USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before tax (EUR 8 a month or EUR 80 a year in Europe, VAT included). On ShootProof, the 100 GB Standard plan costs $16.67 a month billed annually or $19.99 billed monthly, while Pixieset Plus (100 GB) is $16 a month billed yearly or $20 monthly.

Do clients need an account or email address to download photos?

On shoots.page, clients never need an account, an app or an email address to view, favorite or download their photos. ShootProof asks visitors for an email address before they can favorite or download, Pixieset requires an email to save favorites, and Pic-Time requires the main client to create an account.