Handover.photo
7.3#12 in photo proofing softwareFrom €9 a monthFree planWeb
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| Fact | Handover.photo | Photivo |
|---|---|---|
| Company location | The maker identifies Kavala, Greece as its location. | The privacy policy identifies Charleston, South Carolina, United States as the company location. |
| Headquarters | Kavala, Greece | The privacy policy identifies the company as Photivo LLC in Charleston, South Carolina. |
| Integrations | The reviewed maker pages list payment buttons but do not document third-party software integrations. | The privacy policy lists Google, Facebook, and Twitter for account login or creation, and names Mixpanel, Mailchimp, and Stripe as service providers. |
| Maker | The site describes Handover.photo as built and used by a working retouching studio in Kavala, Greece. | The site identifies Photivo LLC and says it was founded by Russell and Melissa Brown. |
| Payments | Studios can offer bank transfer, PayPal and Bitcoin payment buttons, and clients pay the studio directly. | The privacy policy says payment card details are provided directly to third-party processors and names Stripe; it states those processors adhere to PCI-DSS standards. |
| Purpose | Handover.photo is a client gallery for professional photo jobs that brings review, image selection, payment and download into one workflow. | Photivo provides online client galleries and sales tools tailored to photographers. |
Handover.photo plans
- FreeFree
- Extra storage€3 a month
- Pro€9 a month
- Studio€12 a month
Photivo plans
- SeedFree
- Bloom$6 a month
- Thrive$12 a month
- Flourish$18 a month
Pick Handover.photo if…
Handover.photo suits commissioned photographers, retouching studios, photo editing services and creative agencies that need client review and delivery in one place. Studio may appeal to users who want their own logo and colors on the gallery.
Pick Photivo if…
It suits photographers who deliver galleries to clients and vendors, sell images, or manage repeat-customer orders. Its folder-based setup is relevant to photographers who already organize gallery files into folders.