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Galerly review

Freemium#39 of 46 in Photography Website Builders

A gallery-led photography business toolkit with booking, sales, and a free plan.

4.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Galerly is cloud-based photography business software centered on private client galleries. Photographers can share images for viewing and downloads, gather favorites and comments, manage proofing, and publish a portfolio website. Booking pages and appointment scheduling, invoices, quotes, contracts, and e-signatures extend it beyond image delivery. It suits photographers who want client work and business administration in one web-based product, particularly solo and small studios; those seeking a portfolio-only builder may find its gallery and workflow breadth unnecessary.

The free plan includes unlimited active galleries, client favorites and proofing, and a portfolio website, but charges a 15% fee on Stripe payments. According to the vendor's pricing page, monthly paid plans are Starter at $9, Pro at $29, and Business at $69. Starter adds 50 GB of storage, 30 minutes of HD video streaming, edit requests, and 0% fees on client payments. Pro adds 500 GB, 2 hours of 4K streaming, a custom domain, and AI photo culling. Business adds unlimited storage, 5 hours of 4K streaming, RAW photo support, and second shooters. Annual billing shows lower monthly equivalents: $7.50, $24.17, and $57.50, respectively. Paid plans are marked Available Soon.

The workflow is a stronger fit for client-service photography than a simple showcase: galleries connect to proofing annotations, edit requests, booking, and sales of prints and digital downloads. Stripe and WHCC are the listed integrations, with Stripe payment fees varying by plan. Buyers should consider whether these delivery and business tools match their process, and whether the storage and streaming allowance at their chosen tier fits their work. Photographers who need a focused portfolio site, or who need a paid plan immediately, should look elsewhere; Galerly is most compelling for those willing to center client galleries and related workflows.

Galerly pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes unlimited active galleries, favorites, proofing, and a portfolio site
    • Booking, contracts, invoices, and e-signatures complement client delivery
    • Paid plans add storage, video, custom domains, and AI photo culling
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan charges a 15% fee on Stripe payments
    • Paid plans are marked Available Soon on the pricing page
    • Platform support is limited to web

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