ShootProof alternative
A ShootProof alternative for event photographers
ShootProof is a complete studio tool, with galleries, contracts, invoices and print sales, priced by the number of photos you store. Evokly is built around the event: pricing per event, photos hosted in the European Union, and guests who find their own photos with a selfie.

What is a good ShootProof alternative in Europe?
If your clients are in Europe and you mostly deliver events, look for EU hosting and a price that does not grow with your photo count. Evokly hosts every photo in the European Union, charges per event (€69, or €199 with your branding), and lets each guest find the photos they appear in with a selfie, with consent. It does not replace ShootProof's contracts, invoicing or print sales.
ShootProof and Evokly, point by point
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Pricing model
- Evokly
- Per event: Event €69, Event Pro €199 with your branding, or Pro €149 a month for 10 events
- ShootProof
- Monthly subscription by photo count, from 9.99 USD (1,500 photos) to 60 USD (unlimited)
Branding
- 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)
- ShootProof
- Custom branding on every paid plan
Facial recognition
- Evokly
- Yes from Event, recorded consent, encrypted descriptor deleted at expiry
- ShootProof
- Not advertised
Guest uploads
- Evokly
- Yes, through a QR code with no app and no account
- ShootProof
- Not advertised
Data hosting
- Evokly
- European Union, DPA on request
- ShootProof
- May be processed in the United States
Print and digital sales
- Evokly
- No
- ShootProof
- Yes, commission-free
Contracts and invoicing
- Evokly
- No, galleries only
- ShootProof
- Included in paid plans
Why look for an alternative to ShootProof
A price that follows your photo count
ShootProof's paid plans are sized by photos: 1,500, 5,000, 25,000, then unlimited at 60 USD a month. An event photographer delivering thousands of photos per wedding climbs the tiers quickly. Evokly charges per event, whatever the number of photos.
Data processed in the United States
ShootProof's privacy policy states that personal information may be stored and processed in the United States. For a photographer whose clients are in Europe, Evokly hosts everything in the European Union and provides a DPA on request.
Guests scroll the whole gallery
ShootProof does not advertise facial recognition, so at a 150-guest wedding everyone scrolls. With Evokly, each guest takes a selfie, with their consent, and gets the photos they appear in; guests can also add their own photos to the same gallery.
When to stay with ShootProof
Stay with ShootProof if you sell prints and digital files from your galleries, rely on its contracts, invoicing and email marketing, or work mostly with clients in the United States. It is a complete studio tool; Evokly replaces neither a print store nor a contracts and invoicing suite, and focuses on the event and its guests.
Frequently asked questions
Is Evokly cheaper than ShootProof?
It depends on volume. ShootProof charges a monthly subscription sized by photos, from 9.99 USD for 1,500 photos to 60 USD for unlimited. Evokly charges per event, €69 or €199 with your branding, or €149 a month for 10 events, whatever the number of photos.
Does ShootProof offer facial recognition?
It does not advertise any. Evokly includes it from the Event plan: each guest takes a selfie with explicit consent and gets the photos they appear in, and the facial descriptor is encrypted and deleted when the event expires.
Where does Evokly store photos?
In the European Union. Photos are used for the event only, and a data processing agreement is available on request, which is what European clients and corporate buyers ask for.
Can I use Evokly alongside ShootProof?
Yes. You can keep ShootProof for contracts, invoices and print sales, and use Evokly for events where guests should find themselves and add their own photos.
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