Pixieset alternative
A Pixieset alternative built for events
Pixieset charges for storage and keeps full white-label for its upper plans. Evokly charges per event, hosts photos in Europe and lets every guest find their own photos with a selfie.

Is Evokly an alternative to Pixieset?
Yes for event photographers: weddings, galas, conferences, corporate events, where dozens of people want their own photos out of thousands. Evokly adds GDPR-compliant facial recognition, guest uploads through a QR code and hosting in the European Union. No for print sales or studio portrait proofing: Pixieset, Pic-Time or ShootProof remain better equipped there.
Pixieset and Evokly, point by point
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Pricing model
- Evokly
- Per event: Event €69, Event Pro €199 with branding, or Pro €149 a month for 10 events
- Pixieset
- Monthly storage subscription, from 20 USD a month for 100 GB
White-label
- Evokly
- Per event from Event Pro, on all your events with Pro. The address stays on evokly.io, except with Agency (a subdomain in your name)
- Pixieset
- Full from the Portfolio plan, 40 USD a month
Facial recognition
- Evokly
- Yes from Event, recorded consent, encrypted descriptor deleted at expiry
- Pixieset
- No
Guest uploads
- Evokly
- Yes, through a QR code with no app and no account
- Pixieset
- No, delivery gallery only
Data hosting
- Evokly
- European Union, DPA on request
- Pixieset
- United States
Account asked of the client
- Evokly
- None
- Pixieset
- Required for some downloads
Print store
- Evokly
- No
- Pixieset
- Yes, with the Store plan
Why look for an alternative to Pixieset
A price that follows storage
Pixieset's free plan stops at 3 GB, the Basic plan at 20 USD a month caps at 100 GB. An event photographer delivering thousands of photos a year watches the bill follow the volume. Evokly charges per event, whatever the number of photos.
White-label waits for the Portfolio plan
Your own domain, no Pixieset logo and emails under your name require the Portfolio plan at 40 USD a month. With Evokly, your brand applies to one event from Event Pro, and to all your events on the Pro plan; the gallery address stays on evokly.io.
The client scrolls the whole album
Pixieset has no facial recognition: at a 150-guest wedding, everyone scrolls the entire gallery to find themselves. With Evokly, a selfie is enough, with the guest's consent, and guests can also upload their own photos.
When to stay with Pixieset
Stay with Pixieset if your revenue comes from print sales inside the gallery, if you mostly deliver portraits or couples, or if your clients have never asked where their photos are hosted. Evokly replaces neither a print store nor a contracts and invoicing tool.
Frequently asked questions
Can I migrate my Pixieset galleries to Evokly?
There is no automatic import. You download your originals from Pixieset and drop them into an Evokly event, where they are organised by date and by face. Most photographers keep Pixieset until current galleries are delivered and move new clients over.
Does Evokly's white-label hide the brand completely?
On the Pro plan, yes: the gallery and the emails carry your logo and your name, Evokly stays invisible to your clients. Only the gallery's address stays on evokly.io. On Event Pro, a one-off payment of €199, the branding applies to the paid event.
How much does Evokly cost for a photographer?
Event €69 per event, Event Pro €199 per event with your brand, or Pro €149 a month (€1,490 a year) for 10 events a month, full white-label and a multi-client dashboard. A free plan lets you test on a small event.
Is facial recognition allowed for a photographer?
Yes, with each person's explicit consent collected before the selfie is taken: it is biometric data under Article 9 of the GDPR. Evokly records that consent with a timestamp and the text version, encrypts the descriptor and deletes it when the event expires or on request.
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