Booth.Events

Booth.Events is a photo booth platform for capturing and sharing guest photos and videos at events. Capture options include photos, GIFs, slow-motion clips, boomerangs, video testimonials, and 360 spinner video. It works with Canon, Nikon, and Sony DSLR or mirrorless cameras, as well as an iPad or iPhone camera. Operators manage events in a web browser, and Live Sync applies saved changes to connected iPads. Guests can receive photos and videos by AirDrop, QR code, email, or SMS; SMS availability varies by plan and country. Operators can create custom templates and attract screens, brand galleries, and customize a white-label app. Webhooks connect to IFTTT, Zapier, or other services, while media can be copied to Dropbox, Google Drive, or SmugMug. Optional AI features include AI Prompts and AI Portraits; beta access costs $8 USD for 100 credits. Booth.Events supports offline capture, printing, lead capture, and a live event gallery on iOS, macOS, and the web. Paid plans start at $49/mo, and a 14-day trial and free plan are listed.

Booth.Events combines event management with varied capture and sharing options across iOS, macOS, and web. Check plan-specific SMS availability and the listed starting price when considering it.

Booth.Events suits photo booth professionals, photographers, DJs, performers, fixed locations, roamer booths, and shipped-to-guest setups. It may fit operators who want multiple capture types and guest-sharing methods.

Booth.Events is event photo booth software for operators who want to manage events in a browser and offer guests several ways to capture and receive media. It is best suited to photo booth professionals, photographers, DJs, and performers with a single-booth setup. Its broad capture options are a clear strength, but device counts, storage terms, and plan-dependent SMS access deserve attention before choosing a subscription.

Overview

Browser-based event management and Live Sync let operators update an event and apply saved changes to connected iPads. Offline capture, printing support, lead capture, and a live event gallery extend the software beyond the camera moment. The stated booth limit is one, so operators who need multiple booths in a setup should consider another product.

Booth.Events supports iOS, macOS, and web. Its mix of mobile cameras and supported DSLR or mirrorless models suits operators using either portable devices or dedicated camera equipment.

Key features

Capture and guest sharing

Capture modes include photos, GIFs, slow-motion, boomerangs, video testimonials, and 360 spinner booth video. Canon, Nikon, and Sony DSLR or mirrorless cameras are supported alongside iPad and iPhone cameras. The range gives operators flexibility to match capture formats and equipment to an event, rather than relying on a single camera type.

Guests can receive photos and videos through AirDrop, QR code, email, or SMS. That choice is useful across different guest preferences, but SMS depends on plan and country; operators who count on text delivery should confirm it fits their intended plan and event location.

Customization and connections

Operators can build custom templates and attract screens, brand galleries, and customize the app as a white-label experience. These controls are useful for aligning the guest-facing experience with an event or business identity. Webhooks connect the service to IFTTT, Zapier, or other services, while event media can be copied to Dropbox, Google Drive, or SmugMug.

AI and data handling

Optional AI Prompts and AI Portraits are offered, with beta access priced at $8 USD for 100 credits. When AI is enabled, images are sent to the configured AI provider for processing; the maker says guest photos and videos are not used to train or improve AI models. Guest-data account regions can be set to the United States, Canada, or Germany, while operator account data is stored in the United States.

The maker says data at rest is encrypted with AES-256 and data in transit with TLS 1.2 or above. Solodigitalis Inc. does not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, a relevant distinction for organizations with formal vendor-certification requirements.

Pricing

Booth.Events is paid, with pricing from $49/mo and a 14-day trial. It also has a free plan, though its specific caps are not given. The named plans clarify device allowances and gallery retention, but their prices are custom pricing.

• Basic: one iPad/Mac or iPhone, three months of gallery storage, and unlimited gallery uploads. Its single-device allowance and shorter retention suit simpler setups, but it gives up the additional device capacity and longer storage of higher tiers.
• Pro: one iPad/Mac and unlimited iPhones, one year of gallery storage, and unlimited gallery uploads. It fits operators needing multiple iPhones and a longer archive, but still allows only one iPad/Mac.
• Pro+: four iPads/Macs, unlimited iPhones, two years of storage, unlimited uploads, and emergency phone support. This is the strongest fit for operators needing several iPad/Mac devices or urgent phone support.
• Pro+ Annual: four iPads/Macs, unlimited iPhones, two years of storage, and unlimited uploads. It shares Pro+'s device and retention allowances but does not include the stated emergency phone support.
• 1 Week Pass: unlimited Basic events for one week, a time-limited option for concentrated event work.
• 4 x Pro Event Credits: Pro features for four events, with credits that do not expire; this may suit occasional operators who do not need an ongoing Pro subscription.

Online chat and email support are available to all users; emergency phone support is reserved for Pro+ subscribers.

Platforms

Booth.Events runs on iOS, macOS, and the web. Operators can manage events in a browser, while connected iPads receive saved changes through Live Sync. Offline capture is supported, which is useful when an event location has unreliable connectivity.

Who it's for

Photo booth professionals, photographers, DJs and performers, fixed-location operators, roamer booths, and shipped-to-guest setups are among the intended use cases. The combination of capture formats, camera support, branding, and sharing makes it a versatile choice for those operators, provided one booth and the chosen plan's device allowances are sufficient.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Multiple capture modes and support for Canon, Nikon, Sony, iPad, and iPhone cameras give operators equipment and format flexibility.
• Pro: Browser management, Live Sync, offline capture, printing, lead capture, and a live gallery cover several parts of event delivery.
• Pro: AirDrop, QR code, email, and SMS offer guests several media-delivery routes.
• Con: The stated one-booth limit rules it out for operators who need more than one booth in a setup.
• Con: SMS availability varies by plan and country, so text delivery is not a safe assumption across every configuration.
• Con: Gallery storage ranges from three months on Basic to two years on Pro+ tiers, making retention a meaningful plan choice.
• Con: The company lacks SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification, which may not meet some organizations' vendor requirements.

Alternatives

Photo Booth Software is a broader category list for comparing options.

• RevoSpin 360 is worth considering for a freemium option across Android, iOS, and web; it offers a free download with in-app purchases and a Pro plan at $49.99, paid once.
• Photo Booth Studio is an iOS freemium alternative if a free tier matters; its free photos and compositions include a watermark, while Pro Monthly is $29.99 a month.
• ZillaBooth offers a free iOS Core plan with 2×2 and 1×4 layouts and no watermark; choose it if those free features suit your needs.
• Curator Live spans iOS, macOS, web, and Windows and has a $29, paid once Standard plan billed at $29 per event, with one capture-device license and additional licenses at $19. It may suit operators who prefer event-based pricing.
• LumaBooth is a paid alternative with a free trial and support across Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows; consider it when that broader platform range matters.
• Movebooth is an iOS and web option with a free trial; its Lite plan is $49.99 a month for one active iPad booth, unlimited events and galleries, and no lead capture.
• Touchpix is a paid, free-trial alternative covering Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows; its PhotoPass plan is $25.66 a month, billed £25.66/month annually with a £307.93 total, for two active events and unlimited devices.
• AI Photo Booth Pro is a paid alternative with a free trial across Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows; its Starter plan is $49 a month.

Verdict

Booth.Events is a strong fit for event operators who want varied capture modes, flexible camera support, and several guest-sharing options in one platform. Its single-booth limit, plan-specific device and storage allowances, and variable SMS access are the main reasons to look elsewhere; buyers should choose it only when those constraints match their events.