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Plans and pricing

One credit. One photograph.

Every frame of a shoot is one credit, whatever the purpose or the number of models in it. Choose the volume your drops need.

Pro

For one label's drops.

$37/ month

$444 billed yearly · USD

600 credits / yearAdded upfront

Get started with Pro
  • 50 photographs a month
  • Up to 50 garments in the wardrobe
  • 150 studio photos a month
  • 2K photographs

Enterprise

For houses with their own cast.

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A plan shaped around your house.

Custom volume, your own cast and locations,
and support for your team.
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  • Everything in Advanced
  • Exclusive models
  • Exclusive locations
  • White-glove quality control
  • Custom retouching briefs
Count the frames

How many credits is a drop?

One credit per photograph. Every purpose makes three shots per look.
The free trial is 15 credits: one five-look product-page shoot.

Shot for
48credits · 6 frames per look
The free trial, shot

Fifteen photographs. No card.

The trial is one five-look product-page shoot: front, back and three-quarter for every look. This is what it looks like.

Illustrative AI-generated product-page front shot: white poplin shirt, wide black trousers
01 Front
Illustrative AI-generated product-page back shot: white poplin shirt, wide black trousers
02 Back
Illustrative AI-generated product-page three-quarter shot: white poplin shirt, wide black trousers
03 Three-quarter

Alina White poplin shirt, wide black trousers

Illustrative AI-generated product-page front shot: navy chore jacket, ecru chinos
04 Front
Illustrative AI-generated product-page back shot: navy chore jacket, ecru chinos
05 Back
Illustrative AI-generated product-page three-quarter shot: navy chore jacket, ecru chinos
06 Three-quarter

Silas Navy chore jacket, ecru chinos

Illustrative AI-generated product-page front shot: chocolate knitted midi dress
07 Front
Illustrative AI-generated product-page back shot: chocolate knitted midi dress
08 Back
Illustrative AI-generated product-page three-quarter shot: chocolate knitted midi dress
09 Three-quarter

Sana Chocolate knitted midi dress

Illustrative AI-generated product-page front shot: grey wool overshirt, black trousers
10 Front
Illustrative AI-generated product-page back shot: grey wool overshirt, black trousers
11 Back
Illustrative AI-generated product-page three-quarter shot: grey wool overshirt, black trousers
12 Three-quarter

Jun Grey wool overshirt, black trousers

Illustrative AI-generated product-page front shot: sand linen boilersuit
13 Front
Illustrative AI-generated product-page back shot: sand linen boilersuit
14 Back
Illustrative AI-generated product-page three-quarter shot: sand linen boilersuit
15 Three-quarter

Vera Sand linen boilersuit

Illustrative, AI-generated. Your trial uses your own garments.

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11 answers

What can I create with Shotward?

Photographs of your garments on a model in a location, planned as a shoot: product page frames (front, back, three-quarter), social media frames (a walk, a glance back, a close portrait) and lookbook frames (a stride, a relaxed stance, a portrait). Campaign shoots are coming next.

Do I need professional product photos?

No. A clear, well-lit photo of the piece on a hanger, flat, on a mannequin or on a person is enough. Keep the whole garment in frame and the colours visible. Shotward detects the view of each photo and keeps front, back, side and close-ups together as one garment.

What is the wardrobe?

The place your garments live. Every photo you bring in becomes a garment with its views, and every shoot pulls pieces from it. Nothing is uploaded twice, and a piece can be in as many looks and shoots as you like.

What is a call sheet?

The plan for one shoot. After you choose the purpose and the pieces, the stylist suggests looks, a lead model and a location as storyboard cards. Each card holds a location and one to four people, each with a model and a look. Change any of them, switch shots off, add a card, then start the shoot.

Can I choose the model and the location?

Yes. The cast runs from twenties to sixties, with filters for gender, age, skin tone, hair and build, and there are thirty locations from studio to street, plus a custom studio colour. The stylist suggests a fit for the purpose; you can change every card.

What are Together shots?

One photograph with two to four models, each in their own look, for social media and lookbook shoots: walking together, candid, or standing together. Product page frames always show one look at a time.

Will every garment detail stay exactly the same?

The shoot aims to keep the garment as photographed, but AI can alter fine details. Every frame is shown beside the original piece; compare prints, logos, seams and fit before you publish, and report a frame that is off so we can look into it.

How do credits work?

Every photograph is one credit, whatever the purpose or the number of models in it. A purpose makes three shots per look, so a five-look product-page shoot is 15 credits, which is what the free trial includes. The call sheet shows the cost before the shoot starts.

What is the difference between monthly and yearly billing?

Monthly plans renew each month. Yearly plans are 17% off, billed for the full year with the whole year's credits added upfront. The pricing cards show the monthly equivalent and the full annual charge.

Are the images on this website actual shoot results?

No. The public-page photographs are AI-generated editorial illustrations, one distinct image per placement. They show the style of each purpose and are not verified frames from customer garments.

Can my team work together?

Shotward includes a shared workspace and team invitations. Team features are included in Advanced and Enterprise plans. You can manage invitations and roles in Account & Billing.

Start the next drop.

Try the studio free: 15 photographs, no card. Fill the wardrobe, plan the call sheet, download the frames.

  • No card for the trial
  • Cancel any time
  • We claim no ownership of your photographs
  • Payments by Stripe