India
Photo delivery for Indian photographers, priced in rupees.
Pay once per gallery with UPI, from ₹199. No monthly subscription, no dollar billing, no forex markup, and 0% commission on your work. Your first gallery is free, with 5GB of storage.
You don't pick a size. Your upload does.
Upload the whole shoot, then hit Share. We check how much you stored and you pay for the size it fits, once.
Online for 6 months
Small
Portrait and family sessions
about 480 photos/up to 5GB
₹199once
Standard
Where most landMost weddings and events
about 1,450 photos/up to 15GB
₹399once
Large
Two-shooter or high-resolution weddings
about 2,900 photos/up to 30GB
₹799once
XL
Multi-day and untrimmed shoots
about 4,800 photos/up to 50GB
₹1,299once
Nothing is charged until you share. Need more room later? Move the gallery up to the next size and pay only the difference, not the full price again.
Rupee pricing applies to payments made from India. Elsewhere, checkout is in US dollars at the rates on our pricing page.
Paying from India
Pay with UPI
GPay, PhonePe, Paytm or any UPI app. Indian debit and credit cards and net banking work too.
Priced in rupees, not converted
These are real rupee prices set for India, not a dollar figure run through today's exchange rate.
No forex markup
The charge is domestic, so there is no 2% to 3.5% international transaction fee sitting on top of it.
Why a dollar subscription costs more than it looks
Indian wedding work arrives in seasons, not evenly across the year. A monthly plan bought for the winter rush keeps billing through the months the camera barely comes out, in a currency that is not yours, with your bank's markup on every renewal.
Paying per gallery matches how the work actually arrives. Ten Standard galleries in a year comes to ₹3,990 in total, and a quiet February costs nothing at all.
How the options compare
| Charging model | Entry cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Pen drive | One-off hardware, per client | ₹400 to ₹1,500 plus courier |
| Google Drive | Monthly storage, forever | About ₹130 per month |
| Pixpa | Monthly subscription in INR | ₹200 per month billed yearly, 3GB |
| Kamero / TurtlePic | Per event, price shown in product | Not published publicly |
| Pixieset / Pic-Time | Monthly subscription in USD | About $8 to $10 per month plus card markup |
| Lensdrop | One time, per gallery, in INR | ₹199 for 5GB |
Competitor pricing summarized from public pricing pages as of July 2026. Plans change: verify before deciding. Full breakdown in client gallery software in India.
Common questions
Can I pay with UPI?
Yes. UPI, Indian debit and credit cards, and net banking all work. The charge lands in rupees.
Are these prices converted from dollars?
No. The rupee prices are set for India directly. They are not today's exchange rate applied to a dollar price, which is why they do not move when the rupee does.
Is there a subscription?
No. You pay once per gallery, when you share it, sized to what you actually stored. A month where you do not deliver anything costs nothing, because there is no plan running in the background.
Do I get a GST invoice?
Every purchase generates a receipt you can download from your billing page. If you need specific details on it for your accountant, get in touch and we will sort it out.
Will it work on a patchy connection?
Uploads are resumable. If your connection drops partway through a wedding upload, it picks up where it left off instead of starting over. There is also a desktop uploader that watches a folder and sends photos as you shoot.
My clients still want a pen drive. Is this useful?
Usually the strongest setup is both: a drive for the family to keep, and a link for everyone who is not in the room. The link is what the sister in Dubai and the cousin in Bangalore actually use.
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Your first gallery is free at 5GB, no card needed. Try it on a real client before you change anything.
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