Couples shortlist photographers at midnight.
Your next client is comparing five portfolios in bed right now. Four of those photographers hid their prices; the one who answers wins the inquiry.
A portfolio business that loses bookings to silence
Photography sells visually, but it books logistically — and the logistics are where inquiries die. Couples and families compare portfolios at night, and their deciding questions are mundane: what do packages cost, is our date open, how many photos do we get, when do we see them. The industry convention of hiding pricing behind “inquire for details” creates exactly the friction that loses the midnight shortlister — and the photographer is mid-shoot or editing all day, replying to inquiries in batches days later, by which point the date went to whoever answered first with a number and a yes.
The calls you’re missing right now
Real questions, unanswered until somebody gets to a keyboard.
- “What do your wedding packages cost?”
- “Are you available June 14th next year?”
- “How many photos do we actually get, and when?”
- “Do you travel, and what does that add?”
- “Can we do an engagement session first?”
- “What happens if it rains — or if you are sick that day?”
Where to start, and what to add
In order. Most photographers buy the first one and nothing else for a while — that is the intended way to do it, not a smaller version of it.
Start here
Website Chat$249/mo · No OSQR plan requiredor $2,739/yr paid up frontAnswers the package pricing the industry hides, the delivery counts and timelines, and the backup-plan questions from your policies — then captures the date and books the consult while your competitors’ inquiry forms sleep.
Then add
Business Line$249/mo · No OSQR plan requiredor $2,739/yr paid up frontThe planning thread every booking becomes: timeline questions, location changes, the shot-list additions — answered from your process and kept organized per client through the months before the date.
Then the whole machine — every door, the chase, one record
Both doors — your website and one business number that answers calls and texts (switch answering on and it picks up; it never dials out) — plus follow-up that never forgets a lead that went quiet, and one record per customer, so the caller, the texter and the form-fill read as one person instead of three strangers.
Every price above is the monthly price. Paid a year up front, it is 12 months for the price of 11 — the same product, not a discount. The guarantee is the same either way: 30 days, every dollar back, no questions.
The package, proposed same-day.
Eight hours, second shooter, engagement session, album credit — talked through after the consult call and delivered as a signable proposal that evening. The couple books the photographer whose paperwork moved as fast as their excitement.
The actual app. No customer data on this screen.
What we can show you
No photography case study is framed here, and we will not stage the shot. What is real: this page’s live assistant, a working company using these products, and a demo composed from your packages before any commitment.
Straight answers for photographers
Can it check my date availability?
Honestly: live against a connected calendar, or as a captured request you confirm — stated as exactly that. A double-booked wedding date is unrecoverable, so it never says yes on its own.
Should pricing really be public?
It answers with whatever you decide — but the starting-at structure with honest package ranges converts the midnight shortlister that “inquire for pricing” filters out. Your call; its job is stating it clearly.
The rain-and-sickness questions are trust tests. What does it say?
Your real contingency plans — backup shooters, rescheduling terms, weather approaches — as you define them. Specific answers to catastrophic what-ifs are what separate professionals in a couple’s eyes.
Every inquiry asks the same ten things. Is that the point?
Precisely — the repetitive layer answers itself from your policies, and your personal reply starts at the interesting part: their venue, their vision, their date. You respond faster by responding less.
And a creative question it cannot answer?
It says so and hands the thread to you — style conversations belong to the artist. What it guarantees is that the conversation still exists by the time you pick it up.
See it answer as your business.
Ask for a demo built on your own prices and services. You will know what it knows before you decide anything.
Want the whole machine — or the website handled too? See the Front Desk or the Front Office
Or reach a person: call or text (623) 232-0185