123RF
8.4#2 in stock photo websitesFrom $16.10 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
Visit123RF vs Bigstock
What both publish
| Fact | 123RF | Bigstock |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial assets | Yes | Yes |
| Extended license | The extended license allows unlimited print runs and merchandise-for-sale use. | An extended license is required for images used on merchandise for sale or for standard-license use exceeding 250,000 copies; it costs $99.00 or 50 credits. |
| Founded | 123RF states it was founded in 2005. | 2004 |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Headquarters | Singapore | New York, NY, USA |
| Illustration assets | Yes | Yes |
| Licensing | The standard license permits unlimited social, web, email and mobile views and up to 500,000 print runs, while excluding merchandise for sale. | Standard content is royalty-free and licenses do not expire; the standard license has a 250,000-copy aggregate print limit per image. |
123RF plans
- PLUS free trialFree
- Credits$7.95, paid once
- PLUS Team$16.10 a month
- PLUS$24.50 a month
- PLUS EnterprisePriced on request
Bigstock plans
- 5 images/day$79 a month
- 10 images/day$99 a month
- 50 images/month$79 a month
- 10 image credits$35, paid once
- 25 image credits$49, paid once
- 5 Images/Day — 1 month$79 a month
Pick 123RF if…
It suits creative agencies, businesses, freelancers, and other teams looking for licensed stock content and AI creative tools. Developers can also use its API to add stock search and downloads to products or websites.
Pick Bigstock if…
Bigstock suits people seeking royalty-free photos, illustrations, or stock video downloads, including users who need vector formats or API access. Review the plan limits and licensing conditions before choosing content.