Pricing breakdown, checked 28 September 2026
How much does Pic-Time cost in 2026?
Pic-Time, often written as Pictime, is a client gallery and print-sales platform aimed at wedding and portrait photographers. It has four tiers, and the gap between the cheapest paid plan and the one most working photographers end up on is wider than the pricing page suggests.
Pic-Time plans
Pic-Time meters by storage. Platform fee on sales: 6% to 15% of your markup; 0% on Professional and Advanced if you collect payments yourself.
| Plan | Price | Storage |
|---|---|---|
| Free Reduced to 3 GB after 3 months. | Free | 10 GB |
| Beginner | $8/mo, or $7/mo billed annually | 20 GB |
| Professional | $25/mo, or $21/mo billed annually | 100 GB |
| Advanced | $50/mo, or $42/mo billed annually | Unlimited |
Checked on 2026-09-28 against https://www.pic-time.com/pricing. Prices in USD. Pic-Time can change its pricing at any time, so treat this as a snapshot rather than a quote.
What the pricing page does not make obvious
The free plan shrinks after three months
Pic-Time advertises 10 GB on the free plan, but that drops to 3 GB after three months. If you are trialling it with a real wedding gallery, plan for the gallery to outlive the storage that holds it, not the other way round.
Beginner is the entry price, not Professional
The plan most comparisons quote is Professional at $21/mo billed annually. The actual entry paid tier is Beginner at $7/mo billed annually with 20 GB. Whether Beginner is enough depends entirely on how many galleries you keep online at once: 20 GB is roughly one to two full wedding deliveries at typical export sizes.
Annual and monthly are quoted side by side
Every headline figure on the pricing page is the annual rate. Paying monthly costs more on every tier, and the difference is largest on Advanced, where $42/mo annually becomes $50/mo monthly. Compare like with like before concluding a rival is more expensive.
Print sales are the business model
Pic-Time takes 6% to 15% of your markup, or nothing on Professional and Advanced if you collect payments yourself, and makes its money on subscriptions plus the print store. That is genuinely good if you sell prints. If you deliver digitals only, you are paying for a storefront and automated sales campaigns you will not use.
Common questions
Is Pictime the same as Pic-Time?
Yes. The platform is spelled Pic-Time with a hyphen, and Pictime as one word is how most people search for and write it. There is only one product, and the pricing below is it.
Is Pic-Time free?
Pic-Time has a free plan with 10 GB of photo storage, which is reduced to 3 GB after three months. It is enough to evaluate the product but not to run a delivery workflow on.
How much does Pic-Time cost per month?
Billed annually: Beginner is $7/mo, Professional is $21/mo and Advanced is $42/mo. Billed monthly those become $8, $25 and $50 respectively. Checked 14 August 2026.
Does Pic-Time take a commission on sales?
Yes, on the markup. Pic-Time takes 6% to 15% of your markup, or nothing on Professional and Advanced if you collect payments yourself. Standard payment processing fees still apply.
How much storage do I get with Pic-Time?
Beginner includes 20 GB, Professional 100 GB and Advanced unlimited. The free plan starts at 10 GB and drops to 3 GB after three months.
For context
Xposure starts at €8 ($9)/mo for 20 GB, and bundles the portfolio, client galleries and the booking manager into one plan. Platform fee: 0% on Pro and Studio; 10% on Starter. Prices are in euros in Europe and US dollars elsewhere.
Read the full Xposure vs Pic-Time comparison, or price a year on either platform with the gallery cost calculator.
Pic-Time compared with other platforms, without us in the middle: Pixieset vs Pic-Time, and CloudSpot vs Pic-Time.