Edit

Sports photography software

One link for the team. Every parent checks out.

Post the game in one gallery, and every parent finds their kid, buys the photos they want, and downloads them in seconds. No Venmo, no spreadsheets.

No credit card required 60 days free Nothing to migrate

Sound familiar?

Great shots. Twenty parents. One Venmo.

“Can you send me the ones of Owen?”

Every parent texts you separately, and you dig through 250 photos for each one.

Share one link with the team. Each parent scrolls, finds their kid, and buys their own photos.

Collecting by Venmo

Orders in your DMs, payments in three apps, and a spreadsheet to match them up.

Every buyer checks out on their own by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. You see each order on the project.

Screenshots instead of sales

Parents screenshot the preview and call it a day.

Proof images carry your watermark. The clean, full-size file is what they buy.

Strangers in your client list

Fifty one-time buyers bury your real clients.

Buyers live under Money, Gallery orders. Your Clients list stays clients.

Public projects

Built for the game, the recital, the meet.

A Public project has no single client. It’s a storefront for one shoot that everyone with the link can buy from, or a free event gallery if you’d rather share it.

Cart and Add all

Each photo shows its price. Parents add the ones they want, or Add all for the whole game.

One-tap checkout

Apple Pay and Google Pay right above the card field, on the phone they’re already holding.

A comment wall

“Great game, team!” Turn it on and parents leave notes under their own name for everyone with the link.

Purchases on demand

A returning parent clicks their email on the gallery to get back to their photos and receipts.

Sections by game or team

Split one gallery into sections, like each game of a tournament, so parents jump to theirs.

0% to Edit

Every sale goes to your own Stripe or Square account.

How selling photos works

Sports questions

How do sports photographers sell photos to parents?

Post one gallery for the team and let each parent buy their own photos. In Edit that’s a Public project: every buyer checks out on their own and downloads the full-size files right away.

Do parents need to make an account to buy?

No. They check out with their name and email, and can always get back to their purchases from the gallery.

Can I stop parents from screenshotting the photos?

Turn on a watermark and it’s baked into every preview. Only the purchased file is clean and full size.

Does Edit take a cut of team photo sales?

No. Edit takes 0% of your sales on every plan. Buyers pay through your own Stripe or Square account.

Try Edit on your next shoot.

Nothing to migrate. Run one real job through it, start to paid, and see how it feels.

No credit card required. 60 days free.