Guestpix vs guestcam
GuestPix vs GuestCam: both $49 — what actually differs?
Both are browser QR galleries with no app, no guest account and a one-time $49 entry. The differences are the guestbook style, hosting length and what the higher tiers give you.
Create a gallery — free, in a minuteBoth charge $49 for their first wedding plan and both run in the phone browser with no app and no guest account, so that price tells you nothing. (GuestPix also has a free tier now — 50 photos, no video, a 30-day upload window — which GuestCam does not.) The number that actually separates them at $49 is the upload window. GuestPix Classic keeps uploads open for three months and hosts for twelve; GuestCam Standard keeps uploads open for six months and stores for twelve, with one gallery either way.
So at the same $49, GuestCam gives you double the time to collect. Above that they diverge in shape rather than degree: GuestPix Signature at $89 extends uploads to twelve months, and the $119 Bundle covers three galleries over twenty-four months, while GuestCam Premium at $97 covers six galleries and adds paid extras — an AI photo finder at $45 and a dedicated audio-guestbook phone line at $30 in the US and Canada. Choose on guestbook format and gallery count.
Updated 14 October 2026
GuestPix runs $49 (Classic), $89 (Signature) and $119 (Signature Bundle, three galleries) one-time, with unlimited photos and videos, a written and video guestbook, a slideshow, content moderation and full-resolution ZIP plus individual downloads. GuestCam runs $49 (Standard) and $97 (Premium, six galleries) one-time, with unlimited guests, photos and videos, an audio guestbook on every plan, a live slideshow, reactions and comments, 17 guest languages and one-click ZIP.
The practical split: GuestPix if you prefer a written or video guestbook, want a free tier to start on, or want the longest paid windows; GuestCam if you want guests recording audio messages and like the reactions and multi-language touches. Only GuestPix has a free tier (50 photos, no video, uploads open 30 days after the event). ClinkShot is the third option: also free to start — 50 photos, uploads open 30 days, gallery kept 90 — with moderation and a voice guestbook on the free plan.
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No app to install
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No sign-up for guests
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Metadata stripped for privacy
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One-click ZIP download
GuestPix vs GuestCam vs ClinkShot
| GuestPix | GuestCam | ClinkShot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes (50 photos, no video, open 30 days) | No | Yes (50 photos, open 30 days, kept 90) |
| Entry price | Free · $49 one-time (Classic) | $49 one-time (Standard) | Free · $49 one-time Pro |
| Guestbook style | Written & video | Audio (web + phone add-on) | Voice messages |
| Higher tiers | $89 / $119 (3 galleries) | $97 (6 galleries) | — (single $49 Pro) |
| Moderation | Included | Not listed on pricing page | Included |
| Guests need an app | No | No | No |
| Pricing model | One-time per event | One-time per event | One-time per event |
How does it work?
Create a gallery
Enter the event name and your email. You get a printable QR code and a dashboard link.
Guests scan & upload
QR code on the table or on screen. Uploading works in the phone's browser.
Download everything
A shared online gallery + the full set as a one-click ZIP download.
Frequently asked questions
Is GuestPix or GuestCam better?
Neither is strictly better — both start at $49 one-time with no guest app. GuestPix offers a written and video guestbook and tiers up to $119; GuestCam includes an audio guestbook on every plan plus reactions and 17 guest languages.
Do either of them have a free plan?
GuestPix does: 50 photos, no video, uploads open 30 days after the event and the gallery deleted after 90. GuestCam does not — it starts at $49 one-time. ClinkShot also has a free plan (50 photos, 30-day upload window, 90-day storage) with moderation included.
Which one lets guests record voice messages?
GuestCam includes an audio guestbook on all plans; GuestPix offers a written and video guestbook instead. ClinkShot records short voice messages alongside photos.
Do guests need to install an app for either?
No. Both open in the phone browser from a QR code, with no app and no guest account.
One gallery for every occasion
Every photo from your wedding — in one shared gallery
Put a QR code on the tables and your guests will upload their photos and videos themselves. No app, no accounts, no chasing USB sticks.
Collect birthday photos from all your guests
One QR code at the party and no photo gets stuck on someone's phone. Guests upload, you download the whole set as a ZIP.
Company event photo gallery — from every attendee
Show the QR code on screen or place it on the tables. Attendees upload photos in seconds and you get the complete set after the event.
Every anniversary photo — from all your guests, in one place
Whether it's a first anniversary or a golden fiftieth, put a QR code on the tables and let guests add their photos and videos themselves.
Collect every baby shower photo from your guests
One QR code on the table and every guest's photos land in the same gallery — the games, the gifts and all the happy faces.
Every graduation photo — from the whole class, in one gallery
Caps in the air from a hundred phones. One QR code collects them all into a single shared album everyone can enjoy.
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