clientgallery.io Pricing: What It Costs and What You Get

Monthly and yearly buy exactly the same thing. The only difference is how often you are billed. There is no larger plan to be moved onto as you grow, so the number of galleries you publish in a year never changes the bill.

This table follows what the product enforces, not what a marketing line implies. Two rows differ between the accounts. Every feature is the same.

The free account is a real account, not a demo. You can brand the gallery, send it to a client, collect their picks and pull them back into Lightroom. It can also hand over a full-resolution ZIP. What it cannot do is hold a second gallery. A second gallery on a free account is blocked until the account is paid.

The free plan has no storage ceiling of its own. Its limit is the one gallery of up to 1,000 photos, which at roughly 0.6 MB per proof JPEG is about 0.6 GB.

Paying removes the one-gallery wall. From then on you can publish as many galleries as you want, for as many clients as you want, with no charge attached to either number.

Paying also raises the ceiling from one gallery of up to 1,000 photos to 500,000 photos. Proofs are the photos your clients browse, pick from and download. They are compressed in the browser before they are hosted, which is why 300 GB comes to roughly 500,000 photos.

Full-resolution delivery works the same on both accounts. You upload a full-resolution ZIP to a gallery. It stays live for 3 days per handoff, and you can upload it again whenever a client needs it. Your account can hold 100 GB of ZIP uploads a month at once.

Every feature in the table above is on both accounts: your branding on every client page with no platform branding, your own subdomain, Face Search, the two-way Lightroom Classic plugin, star and love picks, passwords, sub-galleries, your own payment link and account-wide analytics. Hosted galleries do not expire. They stay up until you delete them.

"Unlimited" on this plan means unlimited galleries and clients, up to 500,000 photos under fair use. These are the numbers behind that phrase.

These are abuse tripwires, not plan sizes. There is no overage rate and no automatic upgrade, because there is no plan above this one. A delivery business sits a long way from 300 GB. The arithmetic by gallery size is worked out in how many galleries you can have, and the case for a flat price against other unlimited plans is in the flat-price answer.

Here is what the plan does not include and does not charge for.

• No print store. Clients download their photos. There is no lab ordering.
• No commissions. If you add your own payment link to a gallery, the money goes through your link. No cut is taken.
• No per-gallery fees. The hundredth gallery costs the same as the first: nothing extra.
• No storage tiers. Every paid account has the same ceilings.
• Optional team seats. Each extra login is 8 $ a month on any plan, free included. Without seats, a two-person studio shares one account.

One more thing worth saying plainly. The payment link is a button in the gallery, not a checkout. Downloads do not unlock on their own when a client pays. If you gate downloads behind payment, you switch them on yourself.

A cheap plan is a bad deal if it cannot do the job. These studios should buy something else, and there is no point pretending otherwise.

Studios whose revenue runs through a print store. There is no store and no lab integration. If prints and products are a real line in your accounts, keep a platform built around them. The print store guide works through that decision.

Studios that run the business from one CRM. There is no CRM and no contract signing. You can attach an invoice and a payment link to a gallery, and that is where it stops.

Studios that need roles. Team seats give each person a login at 8 $ a month, but if three people need different permissions, the seats do not provide that. The small studio guide covers what one shared account does and does not handle.

Anyone looking for a RAW or master archive. The plan hosts JPEG proofs. It does not warehouse RAW files or master video, and that is exactly what keeps the price flat. Your originals belong on your own drives and your own backups. The full-resolution delivery guide explains the difference between the proof and the handoff file.

If you are a photographer who delivers galleries, collects picks and hands over the files, and none of the four cases above describes you, the price is the whole story.

This page makes no competitor claims. Every clientgallery.io figure was checked in the product code on 15 September 2026. The photo counts next to the storage ceilings are arithmetic from those figures, not measurements.

• clientgallery.io plan price (10 $/month or 110 $/year, 9.17 $/month on annual billing), checked in the product code 15 September 2026, https://clientgallery.io/#pricing
• clientgallery.io free account limits (one gallery, up to 1,000 photos of proofs, every feature including the full-resolution ZIP handoff) and the features available on both accounts, checked in the product code 15 September 2026, https://clientgallery.io/
• clientgallery.io fair-use ceilings (1,000 photos per gallery; 500,000 photos per paid account at roughly 0.6 MB per proof JPEG; full-resolution ZIP live 3 days per handoff with 100 GB of ZIP uploads a month), checked in the product code 15 September 2026, https://clientgallery.io/
• clientgallery.io scope (no print store, no commissions, no per-gallery fees, no storage tiers, optional team seats at 8 $ a month, JPEG proofs rather than RAW or master video, no gallery expiry, manual download switch), checked in the product code 15 September 2026, https://clientgallery.io/