Single payment
Every session and every print is a payment of its own. Fits few, rather expensive sessions.
For operators
Pay-per-use: guests pay before the photo
For trade fairs, bars, fun fairs and street festivals, where the guest pays rather than the host. Payment runs via Stripe, on the phone also with Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal. The money goes straight to the operator's Stripe account.
Try it
Take photos with credit
Pay-per-use: guests pay themselves
For trade fairs, bars and street festivals: every capture mode has its own price - an AI portrait may cost more than a photo. Payment runs through Stripe, via QR code also by phone, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- Credit codeTop up once, every session is deducted.
- Single paymentEvery session is a payment of its own.
- ReservationAn amount is reserved; after the event only the part actually used is charged.
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Top up by phone
For trying it out: prices and credit are examples, nothing is charged here.
Three payment models
The main difference is the fees: Stripe charges a fixed share per payment. Topping up 20 € once costs less in fees than seven separate payments of 3 €.
Credit code
Top up once, each session is deducted. Fits groups and trade fairs with many sessions per guest.
Pre-authorisation
A maximum amount is reserved on card or PayPal, only the part used is collected after the event.
Setting prices
Per capture mode
Photo, GIF, boomerang and AI portrait each with its own price, 0 means free.
Printing
A base price per job plus a price per copy, optionally with copies included.
Volume pricing
Up to three tiers: guests who take many sessions pay less from a certain session on.
Pay what you want
The price becomes the minimum, anyone can give more. Fits charity events.
Topping up without a queue
QR code on the phone
Nobody types a card number in public, and the booth is free again sooner.
Tablet as top-up station
A tablet at the entrance handles top-ups, the booth only accepts codes.
Payment QR stand
An A4 stand for tables or the entrance: scan, pay, get a code.
Several booths
Codes are stored at Stripe. A freshly topped-up code works at every booth of the event right away.
Codes and accounting
- Lock codes, refund remaining credit and issue free codes, for example as a prize in the prize draw
- Sales per event across all booths, as CSV for billing the host
- "Close event" settles pre-authorisations, ends the codes and refunds remaining credit automatically if you like
- Keep taking photos during network trouble, charges are booked afterwards
Demo mode
For trade fairs and demonstrations the payment is only simulated, without any Stripe account. For a real trial run a Stripe test key is enough.
Pay-per-use needs a connection to Stripe. Where the network is shaky, payment in advance to the operator is the more reliable choice.
Set up in four steps
- Stripe accountCreate an account at stripe.com. Testing works even before Stripe's verification.
- Enter the keyIdeally a restricted key, the test key first. No webhook needed.
- Payment methodsTurn on PayPal in the Stripe dashboard, Apple Pay and Google Pay are usually active already.
- Enable for the eventChoose the payment model, enter prices and top-up amounts, set payment via QR code.