Best Photo Delivery Software For Portrait Photographers - CloudSpot vs Pixieset [2023] 

I use Pixieset because I wanted everything in one spot. When I compared the prices for Pixieset vs website platform, digital gallery, and client management the prices were not even close. Also, they are adding new items all the time. I’m not trying to convince anyone on either one-just giving my two cents to try and help. Who knows-I haven’t compared in awhile-the prices might have changed drastically! 🥴 Either way, great video content as always! Thank you!

Saw your first video a while back on cloud spot and love your new video comparison, thank you for all the information

I didn't realize I could work on gallery settings while my photos were uploading to CloudSpot! Thanks for sharing! That will definitely help improve my workflow!

This was SUPER helpful thank you so much Hope! I currently use Honeybooks and Zenfolio and was looking for a better way to deliver my client galleries and sell products/prints and I think CloudSpot is the way to go for me at least after watching this. Love the new feature of seeing artwork on your own wall too before purchasing. Clients are going to love it! Appreciate your time and love your videos. So helpful!!

Since this video was made you can select photos for the app gallery in pixieset from a current gallery so the doubling up storage is not an issue. Nice comparison video!

Great video! I noticed that the files you were uploading were just over 1 MB each. Was this for this exercise only, or is that the size you actually upload your digital files as?

Today I tried switching to CloudSpot however, on all my galleries that I uploaded (big and small) my thumbnails within “My photos” are not showing up. However, when I double click on the images it pulls up. Do you know how you fix this?

Can you edit a picture after purchase? As a rodeo photographer we take a ton of pictures of every rider but through my existing site I can edit their pictures after they purchase. Saves me a ton of time not editing thousands of photos. This is why I haven’t switched over because I like this option for my photography but there are other things I want that these other sites do.

How does Shootproof compare?

Super helpful, so glad I came across this video! What size photos do you usually upload, sized for 8x10, or bigger? Or do you always ask the client what size they're looking to print? thanks!

Love this! I always learn something new about Cloudspot from your videos! However, I don't see the option of "Apply Preset" in my cloudspot. How do you create that? I have the pro version and not the unlimited so wondering if that is the reason.

Where is the affiliate link? How do I use it?

I am a new CloudSpot user and I really like it but my uploads are sooooo slow. Is there a setting or something that you changed to get it to upload that fast? It may be my computer but I thought I'd ask.

Great video!!!!♥️ Would you ever be willing to talk about how to set up a Facebook business page to be successful? I’m currently trying to get my Facebook business page to say only “followers” but it says like and followers and just doesn’t look as great as if it just said followers since that’s what Facebook prioritizes. And Facebook doesn’t provide support very easily to ask them.

Do you typically edit all photos before uploading to the client gallery? Or do you use the gallery for them to choose their selected photos, then edit only those, and then reupload for them to purchase?

Hey! I had a question, how does it work with the fulfillment of the prints if somebody was to purchase?

I'm curious. Why would you have a "download" button available? If people can download images without purchasing, they have no motivation to ever buy anything. What am I missing here? Additionally, why would you have something like this instead of in person sales, isn't that a more effective way of presenting and selling? Just trying to get a handle on the process. I've shared images before in an online gallery and only sold one image, a 5x7 and most people either downloaded free images or just looked and didn't purchase or download. When I do in person sales, I average about $1200-$1500 per viewing. How do you create income with just online sales or do you perform both? Thanks! :)

Currently use pixieset and the download process for my clients is confusing - especially via their phone ):

Do you integrate your CloudSpot gallery into your website? Or do you send your clients a link to download their photos?