The alternative
Pay per image. Nothing expires.
Most real estate photo tools charge a monthly fee or credits per image. With us you buy credit and pay 0.67 to 0.50 EUR per image, with no term and no expiry date.
The two models, side by side
The left column is the category, not a particular vendor: what a subscription or credit tool is by construction. About an individual vendor we say only what we have read on their own price page, with the source and the date.
| Subscription and credit tools | Bildplattform | |
|---|---|---|
| Payment | A monthly fee or credit packs, ongoing | Credit from 9.99 EUR for 15 images, no term |
| Per edit | Market range 0.60 to 1.10 EUR | 0.50 to 0.67 EUR on credit, by pack size |
| Setup | An account and a payment method up front | Nothing to set up, paid by card in the checkout |
| If you stop paying | Access ends | Account and images stay, credit you bought does not expire |
| A second attempt at the same photo | Not stated as a rule | Every image recalculated free of charge once, not counted |
| Money back | Not stated as a rule | 14 days, businesses included, for what you have not used |
As a small business under Section 19 of the German VAT Act we do not show VAT, so every price here is a final price.
The honest comparison
Three ways to a finished listing photo
Anyone editing real estate photos today picks between three models. All three produce good images. They differ in what you pay, what you own afterwards and how much work stays with you.
- Subscription and credit tools
- You rent access by the month or buy credits per image. Convenient to start, nothing to set up. The price per image is set by the provider, usually 0.60 to 1.10 EUR on the market; when you stop paying, access ends.
- A retoucher or an agency
- A person edits every photo by hand. The most controlled result, and the cover shot of a special property deserves it. Also the slowest and most expensive route, usually 3 to 8 EUR per image with a turnaround of days.
- Bildplattform: credit per image
- You buy credit and pay per image, with no term and no expiry date: 0.67 to 0.50 EUR, the larger the pack, the less. Nothing to set up, paid by card in the checkout, and when you stop, your account and your images stay.
What a hundred edits actually cost
A hundred edits a month is a normal load for a small office: roughly four shoots. On credit they cost 50 to 67 EUR with us, depending on the pack the images come from. The same hundred edits at the market range for subscription tools come to 60 to 110 EUR a month. A retoucher at 3 to 8 EUR per image would be 300 to 800 EUR.
Credit comes in packs from 15 to 200 images, and the larger the pack, the less one image costs. What you do not use in a month stays, because credit does not expire. You can have the same image recalculated once free of charge, and it is not taken from your credit.
So yes, we earn on every edit. On a second attempt we earn nothing, so nobody here has a reason to let a mediocre result through.
When a retoucher is still the better choice
An honest comparison names its limits. A flagship property, a difficult interior with mirrors and mixed light, a photo that has to carry a campaign: a retoucher earns their fee there, and the platform is the wrong tool. The same goes for anything that would have to be invented rather than corrected. We leave defects visible on purpose.
For the rest of a shoot, the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom, the facade on a grey day, a specialist's time is spent on routine. That routine is what the platform is for, which is why photographers use it alongside their own hand work rather than instead of it.
How we compare, and with whom
Offices looking at us usually look at several tools at once, among them Immopix, maklerfotos24, immo-foto.ai, Pedra, BoxBrownie and objektbild. We are not going to run any of them down, and we are not going to quote a price for them that we have not read ourselves.
So the rule is simple: a vendor appears here only with their public list price, a link to the page it stands on, and the date we last read it. Until we have checked a figure ourselves, we do not quote it. That is why this page carries no vendor table at the moment, only the comparison of the two models. It follows once the prices are checked. If you find a figure of ours out of date, tell us and we will correct it.