About
Who builds Xposure
Xposure is not a large company. Knowing who is behind the software that holds your client work seems like the least you should be able to find out.
Mattia
Founder
Belgium, EU
I started shooting properly in 2023 and spent the next couple of years out with a camera as often as I could get away with. The part I kept getting stuck on was never the photography. It was everything around it: putting a portfolio together, keeping it current, and getting finished galleries to clients without losing an afternoon to admin every time.
Xposure started in 2026 as a way to build a portfolio I actually wanted to show people, and grew into the rest of the job from there, because the rest of the job is where the time goes. Two things matter to me about it. It should stay one subscription that covers the whole workflow rather than three that each cover a third of it. And it should stay cheap enough to run while you are still building the work up, because that is the point where paying for three tools hurts most.
I use it myself most days, to check bookings, upload a client gallery, or swap something out on my portfolio. It is early, and I would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise. If something is broken or missing, email me. It reaches me, not a queue.
Getting in touch
Email is the fastest way to get hold of me: [email protected]. For anything account-related, the support page covers the common questions first.
How I write about competitors
The comparison pages name a date and a source for every competitor price I quote, and say plainly where a competitor is the better choice. Where I could not verify a figure, the page says so instead of guessing. If you find something out of date or wrong, email me and I will fix it.