TIME&SPACE Blog
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A live event's photos trickle in as guests scan all day. A past gallery's whole guest list learns at once, so claims and shares compress into 48 hours.

Looking for a Kamero alternative? TIME&SPACE gives you a public euro price per event, EU data processing and a 365-day gallery on every plan.

Looking for a SpotMyPhotos alternative? TIME&SPACE charges one euro price per event, no monthly plan, with EU data and a 365-day gallery on every plan.
What happens if you ask for your money back, what support you actually get, and what happens if your event brings more guests than your plan expects.

Looking for a PhoTech alternative? TIME&SPACE delivers every guest their own event photos by QR and selfie, at a fixed price per event.
TIME&SPACE's agency produces promotional video for events: trailers before it, speaker reels or brand films after, scripted and edited by the same crew.
A one-person festival shoot and a multi-camera conference stage need different crews, briefed differently, before anyone picks up a camera. Here is what TIME&SPACE's agency side actually coordinates, and how it hands straight into the photo delivery platform.

Looking for a FotoOwl alternative? TIME&SPACE matches guests to their photos for one flat price per event, with EU hosting and published retention.

Looking for a Fotop alternative? With TIME&SPACE guests never pay: the organiser pays once per event and every guest gets their photos from a selfie.

Looking for a Honcho alternative? TIME&SPACE is bought per event by the organiser, keeps face data in the EU and publishes every retention period.

Looking for a Memzo alternative? TIME&SPACE charges one fixed price per event, processes faces in the EU and includes analytics, branding and crews.

Looking for a Photier alternative? TIME&SPACE gives every guest their photos from one selfie, no app, at a fixed price per event you see upfront.

Looking for a PhotoMea alternative? TIME&SPACE gives every guest their photos from one selfie, at a published price per event, from Lisbon.

Looking for a Pixieset alternative for events? TIME&SPACE gives every guest their own photos from one selfie, priced per event, with EU processing.

Looking for a TurtlePic alternative? TIME&SPACE sells per-event plans with explicit consent, EU data, published retention and a 365-day gallery.
An event generates hours of raw footage and almost none of it gets posted while anyone still cares. TIME&SPACE's agency side turns that footage into platform-ready cuts the same day, sized for Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok.
Most event aftermovies get watched once, by the organiser, and never shared again. The ones that get shared are built with direction during the event, not assembled afterward from whatever the photographers happened to also capture on video.
What face-recognition photo delivery costs per event, the four ways it is priced, what the price actually depends on, and the questions that reveal the real total before you sign.

Eleven event photo platforms in Europe compared on who pays, public price and where face data lives, TIME&SPACE included.

Looking for a Sportograf alternative? TIME&SPACE gives every guest their photos free from one selfie, no bib numbers, one price per event for organisers.

Looking for a Fotify alternative? TIME&SPACE delivers your photographer's photos to every guest by face match, from one selfie, with EU privacy.

Looking for a Premagic alternative? TIME&SPACE delivers every guest, speaker and artist their photos, with public pricing and biometric data in the EU.

Looking for a GetPica alternative? TIME&SPACE gives every guest their photos free, with public per-event prices, 365-day galleries and no sales call.

Looking for a Memento alternative? TIME&SPACE delivers every guest, speaker and sponsor their photos, with public per-event pricing and no sales call.
Europe's startup events are not competing for the same job. Four of them, what each is actually built for, and an honest look at where a September event in Lisbon fits.
A venue evaluating photo delivery vendors is comparing a favour to a revenue line. What separates a tool that photographers tolerate from one venues can resell.

Google Drive is free and familiar, which is exactly why so many events default to it. Here is what it actually costs an organiser in retrieval, privacy, and guest experience.
Do not roll this out across a season on the strength of a demo. Run one event properly, measure four things, and you will know more than any sales call can tell you.
Company event photographs usually end up in a folder nobody opens. The difference between that and a genuinely useful asset is mostly about who can find themselves.
Storage looks cheap per gigabyte and expensive per year, because the bill grows with every event and nothing ever leaves. Here is how to size it before it surprises you.
Demos are designed to look good. These are the questions that separate a product that works at your event from one that works in a sales call.
A trade show stand meets hundreds of people and remembers almost none of them. Photographs, delivered properly, turn a busy afternoon into a list you can actually follow up.
Venues that monetise event photography generate EUR 20,000 to EUR 80,000 per year in new revenue. Here are the three models that work and how to choose between them.

Event photography pricing models range from hourly rates to flat-fee packages. This comparison breaks down each model, who it suits, and what organisers should negotiate.
Photographers earn 10% commission by referring event organisers to TIME&SPACE. Learn how the programme works and how to maximise your referral income.
Event photography statistics 2026: market size, how many photos get taken, facial recognition growth, and the delivery gap that decides which photos get seen.

How TIME&SPACE compares with Pixieset, Pic-Time and gallery links: face recognition, per-event pricing and EU privacy, so every guest gets their photos.
Venues that offer a built-in photo delivery service increase booking value and guest satisfaction. Here is how to set it up.
A practical guide to using attendee photos as your strongest post-event marketing channel, from social proof to ticket sales for your next event.
How photo delivery turns event sponsorships into measurable brand impressions, and why organisers who offer it close bigger sponsor deals.
How to measure and maximise the return on investment from professional event photography and automated photo delivery.
Build an event photography business case that convinces finance by framing photos as a measurable marketing asset, not a discretionary cost.