Pixieset is a polished galleries-and-store tool. LensQuay does that too — then adds a jobs board, bookings and a community — priced in £, with far more storage and 0% commission.
Pixieset prices are USD (they don't offer GBP); £ figures are approximate conversions. Compared July 2026 from public pricing.
LensQuay vs Pixieset — the quick answers.
Yes. LensQuay does everything Pixieset does for client galleries and selling photos, then adds a jobs board, model & studio discovery, bookings and a photographer community — all priced in GBP with 0% commission on every plan. Pixieset is a single-user galleries-and-store tool; LensQuay is an all-in-one platform.
LensQuay starts at £6/month for 250GB and goes to 1TB on Pro+ for £15/month, priced in GBP. Pixieset is USD-only: Basic is $10/month for 10GB and 1TB (Pro) is $30/month — so UK photographers also pay card currency-conversion fees. LensQuay gives far more storage per pound.
No — LensQuay takes 0% commission on gallery sales on every plan, including the free plan. Pixieset charges 15% commission on its free plan (0% on paid plans). With LensQuay you keep 100% of your sales; clients cover the small card fee.
Yes, and it's free to start. Create a LensQuay account, build your portfolio, and deliver your next shoot as a client gallery. You keep your own shareable portfolio link and your galleries in one place.
Being honest: Pixieset has print-lab fulfilment (selling physical prints via partner labs) and it's an established brand. LensQuay's print fulfilment is on the roadmap. What LensQuay adds today is the marketplace and community side — finding paid work, models and studios — which Pixieset doesn't offer.
Portfolio, client galleries, bookings and a community to get you found. 1TB for £15, 0% commission, built in the UK.
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