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What both publish
| Fact | FreeBooth | Touchpix |
|---|---|---|
| Camera support | The maker says it works with nearly any camera that can connect to a PC, including DSLRs. | Supported capture hardware includes iPhone, iPad, GoPro cameras from generations 7 through 13, DSLR and mirrorless cameras. |
| Documentation | Official documentation consists of a getting-started guide, FAQ and contact support. | Touchpix maintains a knowledge base organized into dashboard, camera, preparation, event, subscription and integrated-solution categories. |
| Headquarters | Dresden, Germany | Veenendaal, Netherlands |
| Integrations | The supported-camera page lists Canon EOS Utility and gphoto2 as tested transfer software. | Official integrations include Bluetooth booth triggers, AirPlay TV casting, Google Drive, Dropbox, GoPro and DSLR or mirrorless cameras. |
| Offline operation | The booth can capture photos without internet access at the event. | An offline queue stores sharing jobs for later transmission, allowing events to continue when connectivity is unavailable. |
FreeBooth plans
- FreeBoothFree
Touchpix plans
- PhotoPass$36.66 a month
- MultiPass$73.33 a month
- MultiPass Pro$117.33 a month
- MultiPass Enterprise$183.33 a month
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.
Pick Touchpix if…
Touchpix suits event professionals and rental companies that need photo booth capture across supported cameras and sharing options. Its remote dashboard and offline capture and sharing features may also suit operators working at events without a reliable internet connection.