123RF
8.4#2 in stock photo websitesFrom $16.10 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
Visit123RF vs Footage.net
Footage.net
6.0#21 in stock video websitesFrom $570 a yearWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | 123RF | Footage.net |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 123RF states it was founded in 2005. | Footage.net says it launched in 1996 and has run continuously since then. |
| Headquarters | Singapore | Sag Harbor, New York, USA |
| Licensing | The standard license permits unlimited social, web, email and mobile views and up to 500,000 print runs, while excluding merchandise for sale. | Footage.net says it is not a marketplace or reseller; its License this Clip links users to the provider or an information request form. |
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
Footage.net plans
- Self Service Content Listing (2,000 records)$50 a month
- Self Service Content Listing (5,000 records)$100 a month
- Self Service Content Listing (10,000 records)$200 a month
- Self Service Content Listing (50,000 records)$300 a month
- Self Service Content Listing (2,000 records)$570 a year
- Self Service Content Listing (5,000 records)$1,140 a year
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 Footage.net if…
Footage.net suits filmmakers, creative professionals, archival researchers, agencies, brands and corporate video teams searching across many footage collections. Mobile users can search and send Zap Emails from an iPhone or other device.