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It’s always fun to get a little more of anything for your money. We think the same should be true with photo hosting. Last month our Pro Account ...
It’s always fun to get a little more of anything for your money. We think the same should be true with photo hosting. Last month our Pro Account members got a bump, and today we’re boosting the secure photo storage for the Standard Account by 70% — effective immediately.
So whether you’re already a member, or you’ve been thinking about signing up for PhotoShelter, the Standard Account now has a total 60 GB of storage. That’s more space to upload more photos (JPEG, TIFF, PSD, or RAW formats), display them online, and sell to clients.
Standard Accounts are $29.99/month or $329/year, and that fee is not changing with this additional value.
We have a pretty deep pipeline of new bells and whistles on the way, but in the meantime, we figure some more storage will help PhotoShelter members do more business online.
Learn more about account features and try PhotoShelter for $1 here.
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