Clients pick a package, choose a time, sign your contract, and pay a deposit, all in one flow. You run bookings, availability, contracts, and clients from one dashboard.
Choose a package
Thursday 12 November
Shown in the client's time zone, Europe/Lisbon
Your details
Deposit
Paid straight into the studio's own Stripe account.
The page your client lands on. It runs on your packages and your availability, and the payment goes out under your name. Nothing here says Xposure.
Set a fixed amount or a percentage. The client pays it to hold the date, then pays the balance online before the session, or in person and you record it.
$135 deposit, taken at checkout$405 balance, online or at the session
Connect a Google Calendar and anything already in it hides the slots underneath. Confirmed sessions go back the other way. Outlook, iCloud and any other calendar you can link block time too.
The deposit is taken at checkout, the slot is gone the moment it is booked, and nobody has to agree a time over four emails.
Add your packages, availability, deposit rules, and a contract template. Share your booking link or point clients to it from your portfolio.
They pick a package, choose an open time, sign your contract electronically, and pay a deposit. There is nothing for them to sign up for and nothing for you to reply to.
Confirmed sessions sync to your Google Calendar and appear in your dashboard with the signed contract, invoice, and client details attached.
Your Studio Photography
This agreement is made between Your Studio Photography and Amara Whitfield for a Half-day portrait session on 14 March, 13:00, at a fee of $540.00, of which $135.00 is payable as a non-refundable deposit.
Amara Whitfield, client
Contracts & e-signatures
Write a template once and drop in smart fields for the client, the package, the date, and the money. Every booking fills them in and asks for a signature at checkout.
Your availability rules, the questions you send before the day, your cancellation terms, and a client portal nobody has to make an account for.
Online bookings and payments are available on every paid plan. The platform fee is 10% on Starter and 0% on Pro and Studio, plus standard Stripe processing fees.
The things photographers ask before letting clients book and pay on their own.
No. A client books with a name and an email. Afterwards they get a passwordless link to a client portal with their booking, their invoice and the signed contract.
You set the deposit per package, as a fixed amount or a percentage of the price, and the client pays it at checkout to hold the date. The balance can be paid online from the link in the confirmation email, and the client gets a reminder a week before the session while it is still open. If they pay in cash or by bank transfer, you record the payment yourself.
Nothing on Pro and Studio, and 10% on Starter. Payments run through Stripe on your own account, so standard Stripe processing fees apply and the payout goes to your bank.
Yes. Write a contract template once, with smart fields that fill in the client, the date and the package. The client signs it as part of booking, and both of you can download the signed contract as a PDF from the client portal and your dashboard.
Yes, both ways. Busy times in your Google Calendar hide those slots from clients, and confirmed bookings are added to it. Outlook, iCloud and any other calendar that gives you a link can block time too, with up to five calendar links.
Yes, from their client portal, and you can cancel or reschedule from your dashboard. What the client gets back follows the cancellation terms in your contract. Xposure never refunds on its own: you issue any refund in Stripe.
Every paid plan, from Starter upwards. Free accounts can explore the whole Studio Manager but cannot take real bookings or payments.
Start free and explore the whole Studio Manager. Upgrade to a paid plan when you are ready to take real bookings and payments.
