Photographer-native, not adapted

A Plutio alternative for photographers

Plutio is a capable all-in-one for freelancers generally. lemon.gallery is built for photography, so galleries, proofing and print sales come as standard.

Galleries and sales, not just projects and invoices

Plutio is a well-regarded all-in-one for freelancers, around $19/mo (USD) at the time of writing, covering projects, proposals, invoices and a CRM. It is general-purpose, though, so client galleries, proofing and per-image print sales are not part of it. A photographer's alternative treats delivery and sales as core, not an afterthought.

Compared

Plutio vs lemon.gallery

lemon.galleryPlutio
CRM, invoicing, proposals
Client galleries + proofing
Print & digital sales
Bookings with depositsBasic
Built for photographers
Entry priceFree / £9~$19/mo
The verdict

Which should photographers use?

Plutio is a strong general freelancer tool if delivery and print sales are not part of your work. For a photographer, an alternative that includes galleries, proofing and sales alongside the CRM removes the need for a second delivery tool. lemon.gallery is photographer-native and free to start.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Plutio good for photographers?

Plutio is a capable all-in-one for freelancers generally, but it has no client galleries, proofing or print sales, so photographers still need a separate delivery tool. A photographer-native platform includes those.

What does a photographer-native alternative add over Plutio?

Client galleries, proofing, per-image print and digital sales, and photography-specific bookings, alongside the CRM and invoicing Plutio already offers.

Is lemon.gallery cheaper than Plutio?

It can be. lemon.gallery is free to start with paid plans from £9/mo, and it replaces both a general CRM and a separate gallery host.

Can I move from Plutio without losing data?

Yes. You can import client and project data and run both side by side during the switch, so nothing is lost in the move.

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