Image Depot vs ShootProof

Both let you deliver and sell photos to clients online. Here's how the two actually differ, on the specifics that affect your bottom line -- not a marketing spin.

	Image Depot	ShootProof
Commission on sales	0% on paid plans; 3% on Free	0% on every plan, including Free -- ShootProof's real advantage, worth stating plainly
How storage is measured	A real GB quota per plan, no photo-count ceiling ever	Photo-count tiers instead of a flat quota: 100 photos free, up to 1,500/5,000/25,000 photos on named paid tiers, unlimited on its top plan
Pricing	$10/mo Starter, $25/mo Solo, $55/mo Studio, $120+/mo Agency	$9.99/mo (1,500 photos), $19.99/mo (5,000 photos), $31.99/mo (25,000 photos), $60/mo (unlimited) -- similar price points, different unit
Payouts	Your own Square account, funds settle directly to your bank	Sales run through ShootProof's own integrated checkout and lab partnerships
Full-library export	Guaranteed on every plan, including Free -- in writing	Not offered as a standing guarantee
Screenshot protection on previews	Built in -- half of every preview blurred until purchased, baked into the file	Offers its own watermark/proofing protection on preview images

Credit where it's due: ShootProof is 0% commission on every plan, including Free -- that's better than Image Depot's 3% on Free. Where Image Depot is built differently is the unit you're actually paying for: a real storage quota with no photo-count ceiling to watch, instead of a plan sized by photo count.

Figures for ShootProof are pulled from their own public pricing page as of September 2026 and may have changed since -- confirm current numbers directly at www.shootproof.com/plans/.

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