Tell us your studio name
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
A website that shows your portfolio, prices your sessions and sells the add-ons for you: extra images, prints, albums, a second shooter. An AI receptionist answers inquiries while you shoot, and deposits are paid by card. Give us your studio name and we email you your site in a few minutes.
Get my free site Free site · No credit card · Emailed to you in minutesLogo, colors and a name people remember.
Family sessions, headshots and weddings around Raleigh. See the work, pick a session, see the price.
Photography pricing calculator
After the gallery, clients pick a session, set the hours or the number of people, and tick the add-ons. The session starts the sale; the extra images, the canvas and the album finish it. Try it below, the way your clients would.
One session · the add-ons · one total
Family session, four people: $365 at your rates. No email to ask, no PDF price guide.
10 extra edited images, $75. A 24x36 canvas for the living room, $325. The order is now $765.
Session, people, add-ons, the date they want and the price they saw. Send the deposit invoice and the date is held.
Family of four, a Saturday morning at Pullen Park. We would love a big canvas for the living room.
Picked: Family session · 4 people · 2 add-onsEstimate your price
Interactive example with sample rates. Your calculator uses your packages and prices.
Inquiry, deposit, balance
A wedding is one big sale months ahead. The couple prices their day at night, you send the deposit invoice to hold the date, and the balance is paid by card before the wedding. No check to chase, no date held on a promise.
Inquiry · date held · paid
8 hours of coverage, $3,200. They added a second shooter, $500, and a fine art album, $900. Total: $4,600.
You sent the $1,380 deposit invoice after the consult call. They paid by card that night, and the date is on your calendar.
You text the $3,220 balance invoice. They pay from their phone. On the day, you only think about the photos.
Wedding coverage, 8 hours
$4,600Wedding coverage, 8 hours
$4,600Wedding coverage, 8 hours
$4,600Example booking with sample rates. Your packages, deposit and clients are yours.
Photography answering service
You are editing, at a session or asleep. The AI receptionist answers with your studio name, quotes your packages and add-ons from your calculator and texts you the inquiry. You call back in the morning with the date already on hold.
Answered · quoted · texted to you
The receptionist answers with your studio name, in the caller’s language.
Session, people or hours, and the extras you set. The same numbers as your website.
Name, date, session and the price they heard, ready to send the deposit.
Hi, do you do headshots for a small team? There are five of us, and we would want it at our office.
Thanks for calling Hazel & Oak Photography. Headshots for five people are $675, and setting up at your office adds $200, so $875 in total. If you need the photos within 24 hours, rush delivery is $100 more. What day works for your team? I can hold a morning next week.
Example call and inbox. The receptionist quotes from your calculator; nothing here is a real client.
Photography marketing
How to get photography clients beyond Instagram: a page for every session type and town, a review request after every session, and the details Google checks first.
Found · chosen · reviewed
A page for every session type and every town you shoot in is how Google matches you to the search.
Your site shows the work and the family session price at 9 p.m. The others say "inquire for pricing".
A short text with your Google link. Happy clients post; unhappy ones reach you first.
“We picked our session and the canvas right on the website, and the price was exactly what it said. The canvas is over our couch now.”
Megan T. · Raleigh · Google reviewExample search and review. Positions on Google are never guaranteed.
Your morning, in one screen
No apps to stitch together. Inquiries, today’s sessions and the deposits, in the same place your website and receptionist send everything.
Inbox · today · money
Each one with the session, the add-ons they picked and the price they saw.
Locations on the calendar, reminders already sent.
Card payments land the same day. One list shows the balances due.
Example dashboard with sample numbers.
How it works
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
Your best work goes in the gallery. Your sessions, prices and add-ons go into the calculator and the receptionist the same day.
Pick a plan and it goes live on your own .com. If not, you owe nothing.
Runs while you work
LensPilot follows every job for you: the quote, the crew, the reminders and the review. You only hear about it when something needs you.
The website or the AI receptionist quotes from your prices and takes the request. It lands in your inbox with the quote attached.
You assign it and they get a text or email with the address and the time. One tap to accept; you are told when they do.
They get a reminder first. If the job is still open, you get a text so you can move it to someone else. No job slips through.
A reminder the day before and another an hour before, so nobody is surprised at the door and fewer visits are wasted.
Once the job is done, the customer gets your Google review link. More reviews, without you remembering to ask.
Every message can be edited or turned off, and texts to your crew only go out inside the hours you set.
Everything included
Other software hands you an empty account. LensPilot arrives built: your site, your prices, your messages and your receptionist are working the day you say yes.
We set all of it up. You give us your business name.
Compared with the usual apps
Typical photography software starts after the client found you: galleries, contracts, workflows. LensPilot starts before: the website, the price with the add-ons and the receptionist that get the session booked, with the calendar and the deposit invoices behind them.
| Typical photography apps | LensPilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Your own website | A template you build yourself, often a separate subscription | Built for you first, gallery included, free to see, on your own .com |
| Prices at 10 p.m. | A contact form, then a PDF price guide by email | Pick a session, see the price instantly |
| Upsells | Offered later by email, if you remember | Extra images, albums, canvases and rush delivery in every quote |
| Calls during a session | Voicemail | AI receptionist quotes your packages and texts you |
| Client galleries and contracts | Often included | Not included; keep the tools you use for them |
| Price | From about $20 to $70 a month, website often extra | $35 to $89 a month, domain included, cancel anytime |
Feature comparison as of October 2026 with common photography business apps; check each one’s own site for current details.
Pricing
No setup fee and no contract. Start with the website, add the AI receptionist when inquiries pile up.
Website
$35/mo
BusinessMost popular
$89/mo
Photography business guides
Starting outWhat it costs, what gear you need, how to price your first sessions and how to book your first paying clients when you start a photography business.
Read the guide
PricingA step by step method to price photography packages: your cost of doing business, the real hours per session, starting prices, per-hour and per-person rates and add-ons.
Read the guide
OffersHow to run fall and holiday mini sessions that sell out: dates, slot length, pricing, add-ons, booking and payment in full, with real numbers.
Read the guide
UpsellsHow photographers sell prints, wall art, albums and other add-ons without pushing: what to offer, how to price it and when to show it.
Read the guide
Getting paidHow much deposit photographers should take for portraits, minis, events and weddings, when to collect the balance, and how to handle cancellations.
Read the guide
ClientsHow to get photography clients beyond Instagram: Google, a website with prices, reviews, referral credits, mini sessions, partnerships and fast replies.
Read the guideWho builds it
LensPilot is built and run by Fuly, a software company in Miami, Florida. The same engine already runs websites, quotes and phone lines for local service businesses.



Before you begin
Your best work first, then session packages with real prices, the add-ons people can buy, and a way to book. LensPilot builds all of it on your own .com: a gallery from your photos, a calculator that prices sessions and add-ons, and booking with reminders.
Every session package in your calculator lists its add-ons: extra edited images, rush delivery, prints, an album or a canvas, a second shooter, travel. Clients tick them while they price the session, so the upsell happens before the first email, and the AI receptionist offers the same add-ons on the phone.
Yes. When a client books, you send a deposit invoice from your phone and they pay it by card. When the session is close, you send the balance the same way. One list shows who paid and who still owes.
No. LensPilot is the part that gets you booked and paid: the website, the prices, the receptionist, the calendar and the invoices. Keep the gallery delivery and contract tools you already use for the finished photos and the paperwork.
Yes. We build it first and you only pay if you decide to keep it. No card is needed to see it.
Yes. Every plan includes a .com in your studio name, renewals included. No contract; cancel anytime from your dashboard.
No. Keep it for the jobs you already have. LensPilot is the part that brings the next customer: your website, the instant price and the receptionist. It also has its own calendar and invoices if you would rather have everything in one place.
We do. Your site, your prices and your messages are ready when you first open it; you change what you want from your phone. Real people answer at support@fuly.io in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Your free site starts with your studio name