Image Depot vs Pic-Time
Both let you deliver and sell photos to clients online. Here's how the two actually differ, on the specifics that affect your bottom line -- not a marketing spin.
| Image Depot | Pic-Time | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on sales | Flat 0% on every paid plan, no conditions | Reduced per tier, and only reaches 0% on its Professional/Advanced tiers if you collect payment yourself rather than through Pic-Time |
| Storage | 25GB (Starter, $9.99/mo) up to 250GB (Studio, $54.99/mo) | By published figures, roughly 20GB (Beginner, ~$8/mo) up to 100GB (Professional, ~$25/mo) before its top Advanced tier goes unlimited -- worth comparing directly, Pic-Time's storage-per-dollar runs ahead of Image Depot's at some tiers |
| Payouts | Your own Square account, funds settle directly to your bank, always | Depends on plan and whether you or Pic-Time collect payment |
| Full-library export | Guaranteed on every plan, including Free -- in writing | Not offered as a standing guarantee |
Being direct about this one: Pic-Time's raw storage-per-dollar is ahead of Image Depot's at comparable tiers. What Image Depot doesn't have is Pic-Time's branching commission structure -- 0% is flat on every paid plan here, with no choice to make about who collects the payment.
See how Image Depot stacks up against every other option at once in photography gallery software alternatives, or the sports-specific case at best gallery software for sports photographers.
Figures for Pic-Time are pulled from their own public pricing page as of September 2026 and may have changed since -- confirm current numbers directly at www.pic-time.com/pricing/client-delivery-suite.
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