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Photography website builder with booking

Clients book a photographer by the portfolio. Your site should put your best work first, say what a shoot costs and make it easy to ask about a date.

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Start with a description like this

“Photographer. Family and product shoots. I need a portfolio, shoot packages with prices and an enquiry form with a date.”

What a photography website needs

  • A portfolio that looks right on a phone.
  • Shoot packages with prices.
  • A way to ask about a date.
  • Where you work: in a studio, on location or both.

How you get it here

  • Gallery sections for your portfolio, with photos you upload yourself.
  • A price list for your packages.
  • An enquiry form where clients describe the shoot and the date. Every enquiry lands in Customers, and you get an email.
  • Shoots can also be bookable services at your studio or at the client's location, up to 2 hours long.

Found by clients nearby

The site tells search engines what kind of business you are, where you work and when you are open. Your dashboard lists the next steps, such as your Google Business Profile, and the directories that matter for your kind of business.

What it does not do yet

  • Bookings end at 2 hours. Longer or multi-day shoots are better as enquiries.
  • There is no private gallery for delivering photos to clients.
  • Card payment at booking, in full or as a deposit, goes through your own Stripe account: there is no built-in card processing.

Questions

Can I upload my own portfolio?

Yes. Upload photos in the editor and place them in any gallery or section; stock photos from the build stay only until you replace them.

Can clients check my availability?

If you set up shoots as bookable services, clients see your real free slots. For longer or multi-day jobs, the enquiry form with a date works better.

Will people searching for a photographer find me?

The site tells search engines what you do and where you work, and your dashboard lists the next steps, such as your Google Business Profile. Nobody can promise rankings.