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Your clients save the whole gallery in one tap.

On every other platform, saving photos on an iPhone means a new tab and a long‑press on each picture — the complaint you'll find in five‑star reviews of every big gallery platform. A Honeyfell gallery puts the entire session in their camera roll with one tap. That's the hook. Here’s the rest.

Galleries, scheduling, contracts, payments, prints and your website — one subscription, under your name. The free plan is free for good — 40 GB, no card, no ads. $15 a month if you outgrow it.

One tap through the system share sheet on any phone — no account, no zip file, no new tab. In the free iPhone app, print‑quality originals save straight to the camera roll on paid plans; the web's one‑tap flow delivers web‑size copies on every plan.

A client gallery opening on a phone

Free plan, not a trial · 40 GB · no card, no invite · answered by a person · a tree planted for every studio that joins

40 GB
free — Pixieset's free plan gives you 3
1.8×
more photographs per gigabyte than storing camera exports untouched — measured on the same real session
1 link
is all a client needs — no account, no password, no zip file
8,000
photographs held by the $15 plan from a 61 MP camera — measured across every gallery on the platform, not estimated
A gallery of highlights with a save-all button
What your client sees

An arrival, not an inbox.

You text one link. It opens to a cover photograph the size of their screen, your studio name above it, and their photographs laid out the way you'd hang them on a wall. No sign-up wall. No password reset. No zip file waiting on a laptop they'll get to next weekend.

Save all 30 to Photos One tap and the whole gallery lands in their camera roll, full of the pictures they'll actually post, print and send to their mother. It ships with the free Honeyfell iOS app. Download on theApp Store

Your camera originals stay on your drives. Free galleries deliver web-res that still looks like this; paid plans let clients take home full resolution.

See the rest

One client, from the first email to their next session.

Not seven tools handing a client to each other. One record that starts when they inquire and is still there a year later when it’s time to book again.

INQUIRY

They find your site and send an inquiry. It lands on your board and your phone buzzes. Nothing to copy anywhere.

The studio dashboard the moment a new inquiry arrives — the notification names the client and what they asked about

BOOKED

You put the date down. It appears on the calendar you already use, with the location and the time.

A board of bookings in columns from inquiry to complete, with the new session placed on its date

SIGNED

You send the contract. They sign it on their phone, under your name — unlimited contracts on every paid plan.

A signed photography agreement showing the client's drawn signature and the date it was signed

PAID

You invoice from the same record. They pay by card, and you can see what’s still owed without asking.

An invoice with the retainer marked paid and the balance scheduled for the week of the session

SHOT

Their session page holds the date, the location, the questionnaire, the plan for the day and what’s next. One page, on their phone.

One session's page: the date and location, the answered questionnaire, and what is still owed

DELIVERED

One link. It opens to a cover the size of their screen, your name above it, and the whole gallery saves to their camera roll in one tap.

A client gallery opening on a phone-sized cover — the client's name under the studio's, one photograph, one button

PRINTED

They order from inside the gallery, seeing the print at true size on their own wall. A pro lab prints and ships it. You set the prices.

A 20x30 canvas of the session shown at true size above a seven-foot sofa, with its price

REBOOKED

A year to the day, their gallery resurfaces with an offer. You didn’t have to remember.

The campaigns page with the session-anniversary email armed to send a year to the day after the shoot

One client. One record. Eight moments you didn’t have to hold together yourself.

Ten cover styles for a gallery, each previewed with the same photograph
Ten ways a gallery can openPick the cover that suits the work — it is the first thing they see, and it changes the whole arrival.
The website editor, with a live page and a draft in the rail beside the studio’s own site
Your own website, built inPick a template, swap in your photos, press publish — a real site on a real domain.
Built in, every plan

It keeps selling after you’ve gone home.

The day a client first sees their photographs is the day they feel the most about them. A week later they’re back at work, and the feeling has faded. Three campaigns are built to run into that window — write the offer once, and Honeyfell sends it, tracks it, and never sends it twice.

Early bird

Armed the moment you publish a gallery. A time‑boxed discount lands while the excitement is still fresh — not three weeks later, when it’s gone.

Abandoned cart

A client adds a canvas to their cart and drifts off. One well‑timed email brings them back before the sale is gone for good.

Session anniversary

A year to the day after the shoot, their gallery resurfaces with an offer — the print they meant to order, remembered at exactly the right moment.

Early bird is on every plan, the free one included. All three come with Pro, and you set the discount. There’s no separate fee and no cut of what they sell — on Pro and Studio the whole sale is yours, and the free plan’s 15% print commission is the only commission Honeyfell ever takes. And it’s floored — Honeyfell won’t let a discount sell a print for less than the lab charges to make it.

Built for photographers who shoot people.

FamiliesCouplesWeddingsSeniorsNewbornsMaternityHeadshotsBrandingPets

If somebody is waiting to see themselves, Honeyfell was built for that wait.

If you shoot landscapes, products or events with no one waiting on the other end, you'll get less out of this than they will.

Already ranking on Google

Move your site. Keep what Google already knows.

You spent years getting found. Moving platforms usually breaks every address you were found at — the links Google holds stop resolving, and the ranking goes with them. Honeyfell reads every URL your current site has, you decide where each one lands, and the old addresses answer with a real permanent redirect to the new ones, on your own domain.

Plainly, because you'd find out anyway: nobody can promise you a ranking. Google decides that, on your photographs and your words, not on who hosts them. What this preserves is the technical signal Google looks for — the same domain, real 301 redirects, your titles and descriptions carried across, a sitemap on every publish, and a check that runs every day afterwards so a broken address reaches you instead of sitting there.
Scheduling

Keep the website you have. Paste one line and start taking bookings.

Open Dates is scheduling the way a photographer actually works: publish the days you’re free, and clients pick from the times you opened — never your whole calendar, and nothing to sync. They can ask first, pay a deposit, or just book it. One line of code drops it into the site you already have, wearing your site’s own typeface — or it’s a block on your Honeyfell site, or simply a link you send.

Two open dates at a time on the free plan, free forever — enough to run a real weekend. Requests land on your phone, and answering one takes a tap.
Before you decide

What Honeyfell doesn't do.

  • No video hosting. Pic-Time does this on every tier.
  • No RAW delivery. Pixieset Pro does.
  • No unlimited-storage tier. 500 GB is the ceiling, and Honeyfell holds full-resolution JPEGs — print-ready, on every plan — not your camera RAWs, which stay on your own drives.
  • One print lab today. Automatic fulfilment runs through Prodigi — photo, fine art, canvas, metal and framed, billed to your own free lab account — where Pic-Time offers thirty labs. Prefer a lab I don't support? Every paid order arrives as a complete work order and you place it yourself.

If you need any of those today, Pic-Time or Pixieset Pro will serve you better — and I'd rather tell you now than take your month.

What are you paying for this today?

Tick only what you actually pay for today. These are published prices, not guesses.

Today$35/mo
Honeyfell$15/mo

You’d keep $240 a year, and stop reconciling separate bills.

Those are real published prices and you may well be paying less, on older plans or free tiers. Untick what doesn’t apply. The point isn’t that they’re expensive — it’s that there are five of them.

Where this is

I photograph families, couples and portraits. I got tired of paying for galleries, a website and contracts separately to deliver one session, so I built all three into one thing and put my own studio on it.

Honeyfell is early, and I'd rather say so.

There are no testimonials on this page because there aren't enough photographers on it yet to pick from honestly. Here's what's true instead.

A real studio runs on it. Wild and Western books, signs, gets paid, delivers and sells prints through Honeyfell — the same product on this page, not a staging copy.

It's on the App Store. Not a landing page with a waitlist. See the listing

I answer the email. Not a queue. Me.

If you'd rather wait until there's a wall of logos on this page, that's fair, and I'd probably wait too. If you'd rather be early and have the person who built it pick up when you write — there's room.

You don't have to choose today.

Most photographers who move here started by sending one gallery while everything else stayed exactly where it was. If it doesn't fit, you've lost a session's worth of uploading and nothing else. That's the whole risk.

Pricing

Free for good. Honest after that.

The real numbers, published: $0, $15 or $29 a month. The free plan is free for good — no card, no time limit — and you only ever pay if you choose to upgrade.

Fair questions

Answered before you had to ask.

Do I have to move my whole business over?
No, and I wouldn't recommend it. Most photographers start with client galleries alone — the piece with the least risk and the most obvious payoff. The rest is there when you want it.
Do I have to move my website?
No. Keep your website wherever it is — Squarespace, Showit, Pixieset, anywhere — and use Honeyfell for galleries. Every gallery you send links back to your own site from its footer (Settings → Branding → Marketing site URL), so your site keeps the traffic and your clients keep finding you. Nothing to migrate, nothing at risk, and it works in the middle of busy season. The website builder is sitting there for the day you want it.
I rank on Google. Will I lose that if I move?
Not if the move is done properly, and that part is built in. Honeyfell reads every URL your current site has, you say where each one should land, and your old addresses answer with a 301 — the permanent redirect Google is looking for — on your own domain. Titles, descriptions and canonical tags come across, a sitemap goes out with every publish, and every mapping is re-checked daily after launch so a broken one reaches you rather than sitting there. What nobody can promise is the ranking itself — Google decides that. The technical signals are the part a platform can preserve, and this one does.
What happens to my photographs?
They stay yours. Honeyfell stores what delivery needs — the web-sized versions your clients see, and a full-resolution copy for paid-tier downloads and print orders. Your camera originals never leave your drives, nothing is used to train anything, nothing is sold, and nothing is shown to anyone you didn't send a link to.
Who prints and ships the orders?
A professional lab, automatically. You connect your own free Prodigi account — photo, fine art, canvas, metal and framed prints — and a paid order goes to the lab by itself after a hold window you control, so you can catch a wrong crop or a duplicate before anything prints. Shipping is free for your client because it's already built into your prices. The lab bills your own account at wholesale, you keep the margin, and every order still lands in your inbox as a complete work order — your paper trail, and your escape hatch if you'd rather place an order with your own lab by hand.
Does Honeyfell chase print sales for me?
Yes, and on every plan including the free one. Three campaigns are built in: an early-bird offer you arm when a gallery goes out, an abandoned-cart nudge when a client gets as far as checkout and stops, and a session-anniversary email a year to the day after the shoot. You set the discount and Honeyfell floors it so no print can be sold below what the lab charges. Unsubscribe handling and the CAN-SPAM footer are built in — you don't assemble that yourself.
What happens to my galleries if I leave?
You leave with them, and the export is built in. Galleries → Export walks your galleries one at a time and downloads each as a zip — a long run resumes if you close the tab, and it finishes by handing you a CSV naming every photograph that had no original left on file, rather than reporting success over a gap. Your client list exports to CSV and your domain is yours to point wherever you like. Nothing is held back to make leaving painful, and if a run gives you trouble, email me.
Change one thing

Send your next gallery
through Honeyfell.

Keep your website where it is. Keep your contracts where they are. Change one thing, for one session, and see what your client says when the photographs land in their camera roll.

Run both for a season. Nothing to undo.

Send one gallery — free

No card · no invite · your existing setup untouched