Lensdrop is a photo delivery tool for professional photographers, priced per gallery instead of per month. You upload a shoot, share one PIN-protected link, and your client views the photos on any device and downloads the full-resolution originals, one at a time or as a single zip. Clients never create an account or install an app.
Watermarking and downloads are separate switches on every gallery, so you can send watermarked proofs first and release clean files when you are ready. Videos go in the same gallery as the photos and are delivered exactly as exported, never re-encoded.
There is no subscription. Your first gallery is free (up to 2GB, online for 30 days, no card). After that you pay once when you share a gallery, sized by what it holds: $6.99 for 5GB (about 480 photos), $9.99 for 10GB, $14.99 for 25GB, each online for 6 months and extendable. Photographers who deliver often can buy a Studio Pass instead: a single prepaid payment of $24.99 for 30 days or $249 for a year, with no auto-renewal and no recurring billing. Prices are also set in euros and rupees, tax included. Lensdrop has no storefront and takes no commission.
Paid galleries also include AI culling of blurry, closed-eye and duplicate frames, AI highlight reels for social media, live event mode with uploads straight from Sony, Canon, Nikon and Fujifilm cameras over Wi-Fi, selfie search for guests (where local law allows), client favorites, and a desktop uploader for macOS and Windows.
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