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Sell prints that play.
For photographers, wedding videographers and event booths, anywhere.
A studio buys Memory slots, attaches a client's video to a print, and sells that print at its own price. The client points a phone at the print and the video plays, no app.
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Buy a band. Upload once. Print and sell.
Step 1: Buy a band
Pick a band of Memory slots and pay once. That is the only payment; nothing recurs after it.
Step 2: Upload and download
Upload the client's video and photo for each slot. The print-ready file and the QR are ready the moment the photo compiles.
Step 3: Print and sell
Print on your own paper, or send it to your own lab, at whatever size the job calls for. You set the price on the finished piece and keep the margin.
The rate card.
For photographers and videographers
One payment per band. Every slot is a Memory: a hosted video, a print-ready file and a QR.
A worked example: buy the 12-Memory band for $119, sell 12 prints at $29 each, and $348 in sales against $119 spent on the band leaves $229 for the studio.
| Band | Price | The job |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Memories | $59$11.80 each | A signature set, or your first client. |
| 12 Memories | $119$9.92 each | A wedding album that plays. |
| 20 Memories | $179$8.95 each | Premium album, or a full display set. |
For events
Prepaid captures for a reception or a corporate night. A band is a fixed number of Memories, paid once. Running out mid-event is an upgrade, and an upgrade only ever pays the difference to the next band.
| Band | Price | The job |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 100 Memories | $49 | A birthday, or a small wedding. |
| Up to 200 Memories | $79 | A full wedding reception. |
| Up to 500 Memories | $139 | A big debut, or a corporate night. |
| Unlimited Memories | $199 | No counting, for a day. |
Three things you can tell them, and check yourself.
Where it does not work: dark rooms, glossy paper, glass with glare.
- The video is hosted and plays for the life of the product.
- The file is theirs from day one.
- The print stays a normal photo if the overlay ever stops.