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Fiesta review

#8 of 26 in Photo Booth Software

A broad photo booth toolkit with offline capture, analytics, printing, and virtual booth support.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fiesta is photo booth software for owners and event professionals managing digital, 360, and virtual booth experiences. It combines event management, capture tools, design controls, live galleries, guest sharing, printing, analytics, surveys, proposals, and portfolio website tools. The product runs on the web and iOS, including iPad and iPhone, with support for offline capture queuing and later synchronization.

Pricing starts at $49 per month with annual billing. Plus costs $59 per device per month or $590 per device per year and includes unlimited events, unlimited captures, offline support, live galleries, Design Studio, and email and SMS sharing. Pro costs $119 per device per month or $1,190 per device per year. It includes everything in Plus, along with printing, unlimited sharing stations, advanced analytics, custom proposals, and surveys. New accounts receive a 30-day Pro trial after adding a payment method. Operators should compare per-device costs with their event setup before choosing a tier.

Fiesta’s breadth is its main distinction. Capture modes cover photos, GIFs, videos, boomerangs, slow-motion, and 360 content, while sharing supports email, SMS, QR codes, and AirDrop. Live galleries can use branded layouts and slideshow displays, and Design Studio supports custom templates, overlays, and screens. Integrations include Dropbox, FTP, and AirPrint. This makes Fiesta a strong fit for operators who need analytics, lead capture, printing, and virtual booth support in one product. Teams seeking only a simple capture-and-share tool may find its wider event and business feature set unnecessary.

Fiesta pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports photos, GIFs, videos, boomerangs, slow-motion, and 360 capture
    • Queues captures offline and synchronizes automatically when back online
    • Adds live galleries, printing, analytics, surveys, and virtual booths
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan
    • Plus and Pro pricing is charged per device
    • Advanced features require the Pro plan

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