PhotoCRM
7.9#2 in photography studio management softwareFrom $35 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitPhotoCRM vs Sign&Shoot
Sign&Shoot
7.2#6 in photography studio management softwareFrom $20 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | PhotoCRM | Sign&Shoot |
|---|---|---|
| Contracts | Users can build section-based contracts, collect legally binding e-signatures and store generated signed PDFs with projects. | Contracts support templates, booking detail autofill, digital signatures, PDF generation, and an audit trail described as meeting E-SIGN Act and UETA requirements. |
| Integrations | Listed integrations include Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Stripe and Claude. | The booking widget can be embedded on websites including WordPress, Squarespace, and Wix, and payments use Stripe Connect. |
| Payments | Payments use Stripe Connect, support 135+ countries and 30+ currencies, and incur a 2% PhotoCRM platform fee in addition to Stripe processing fees. | Photographers connect their own Stripe account, and client payments go directly to their bank; the free plan charges a 3% platform fee and Pro has no platform fee. |
| Support | PhotoCRM offers email support and a knowledge base with tutorials; its contact page says it aims to respond promptly during business days. | The company says Shootie provides instant support 24/7 and that a human team member is available when needed. |
PhotoCRM plans
- FreeFree
- Free planFree
- Storage upgrade$9 a month
- Storage upgrade (100GB)$9 a month
- Enterprise · White Label$35 a month
- White Label add-on$35 a month
Sign&Shoot plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$20 a month
- Studio$39 a month
Pick PhotoCRM if…
PhotoCRM is aimed at photography studios, sole proprietors, and partnerships managing client bookings and project delivery. It suits photographers who want a client gallery and workflow tools alongside payments and contracts.
Pick Sign&Shoot if…
Sign&Shoot suits photographers who want booking, contract signing, payment, and client management tools in one service. It may also suit those who want to offer browser-based booking and signing without requiring clients to install an app.