Curator Live
6.8#7 in photo booth softwareFrom $499 a yeariOSWebmacOSWindows
VisitCurator Live vs FreeBooth
What both publish
| Fact | Curator Live | FreeBooth |
|---|---|---|
| Customization | The product lists custom overlays, green screens, banners, social media posting, branded experiences, and custom microsites and emails. | Users can change the booth color scheme for an event. |
| Headquarters | Delray Beach, Florida, USA | Dresden, Germany |
| Integrations | The pricing page lists Dropbox, Google Cloud Bucket, AWS S3, Twilio, Photo Mosaic, BoothMotion, and several camera, lighting, and booth hardware integrations. | The supported-camera page lists Canon EOS Utility and gphoto2 as tested transfer software. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says it does not sell or rent personal information and may share some event details with the host with the user's consent. | The privacy statement says it applies to the maker’s web pages and that the website uses Google Analytics with IP anonymization. |
| Support | The site advertises 24 hour support and a free 30 minute one-on-one meeting for new customers. | The contact page invites questions and feature requests by email form. |
Curator Live plans
- Standard$29, paid once
- Standard$69 a month
- Agency Pro$99, paid once
- Event Pro$149 a month
- Agency Pro$249 a month
- Standard$499 a year
FreeBooth plans
- FreeBoothFree
Pick Curator Live if…
Curator Live suits event organizers and operators of photo booths, venues, and attractions who need to capture and share guest media. It may also fit teams using overlays, branding, printing, lead capture, or an event gallery.
Pick FreeBooth if…
FreeBooth suits people putting together a DIY photo booth with a PC-connected camera and tethering software. It may also fit events that need local slideshow viewing, email sharing, or optional printing.