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DLVRD vs ShootProof
ShootProof suits photographers who want an all-in-one photo business suite with new video selling; DLVRD suits creators who deliver video regularly and need far more video storage plus built-in client feedback.
The short answer
ShootProof is a long-running photo gallery and business platform (400,000+ photographers by its own count) that added video hosting and selling in October 2026. DLVRD is built specifically for delivering video and photos to clients. If you mostly sell photos and want contracts, invoices and booking in one place, ShootProof is a strong pick. If video is a regular part of what you deliver, DLVRD gives you many times more storage per dollar and built-in client feedback on video.
Choose ShootProof if…
• Your business is mainly photography and print sales.
• You want contracts, invoicing, booking ($6.99/month add-on) and email marketing in the same tool.
• You want to sell video clips or slideshows from galleries, with a free preview of up to 30 seconds.
• You deliver video occasionally and it fits within the plan caps.
Choose DLVRD if…
• You deliver full films, reels or event recaps regularly and need room for them.
• You want clients to leave timecoded comments on video drafts, with no login.
• You run review rounds: watermark, disable downloads, then turn the same gallery into the final delivery.
• You want to archive delivered projects cheaply (The Vault, $99/TB one-time).
• You want to start free and pay for active storage only.
Side-by-side (as of October 2026)
| DLVRD | ShootProof | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Video + photo delivery | Photo galleries + business tools, video added Oct 2026 |
| Free plan | 10GB, 2 galleries, video included | 3GB, photos only |
| Entry paid plan | $15/mo: 500GB | $9.99/mo: 20GB photo + video |
| ~$30–40/mo | $39/mo: 1TB | $31.99/mo: 1000GB photo + 50GB video |
| Top self-serve plan | $79/mo: 3TB | $60/mo: unlimited photo + 150GB video |
| Storage model | One pool for video and photo | Separate video caps on higher plans |
| Playback | 720p/1080p streams plus original-quality playback | Adaptive, up to 4K on paid plans |
| Branding | Your logo; no DLVRD branding from Pro | White-labeled on all plans |
| Client feedback on video | Timecoded comments, no login | Not offered |
| Selling video | Not offered (DLVRD is built for delivery) | Yes, with 30s free preview |
| Archive | The Vault: $99/TB one-time | Archive from $2.99/mo |
| Business tools | Not included | Contracts, invoices, booking add-on |
Annual billing lowers prices on both: DLVRD Basic $12, Pro $33, Studio $67; ShootProof $8.33 / $16.67 / $26.67 / $50.
Where ShootProof is stronger
• All-in-one photo business. Contracts, invoices with tipping, booking and email marketing.
• Selling. Prints, digitals, and now video and slideshows.
• White-label on every paid plan.
• Unlimited photo storage on its top plan.
Where DLVRD is stronger
• Video storage. 1TB for $39 vs 50GB of video for $31.99, and 3TB for $79 vs 150GB for $60.
• Feedback built in. Timecoded comments under the video, with no client account.
• Review-to-delivery in one gallery.
• A real free tier for video. ShootProof's free plan is photos only.
• Cheap long-term archive. One-time Vault pricing instead of a monthly archive fee.
Can you use both?
Yes. Some hybrid shooters keep photo sales on ShootProof and deliver films through DLVRD, linking the two in their client emails.
FAQs
Does ShootProof support video now?
Yes. Since October 2026, paid plans can host, stream, deliver and sell video, within plan storage limits.
How much video can I store on ShootProof?
It depends on the plan: 20GB or 100GB shared with photos on the two lower plans, then 50GB or 150GB of dedicated video storage on the two higher plans.
Do clients need an account on DLVRD?
No. They open the link, watch, comment and download.
Can I sell videos on DLVRD?
No. DLVRD focuses on delivery and client review. If selling clips is central to your business, ShootProof or a sales-focused platform may fit better.
Last reviewed October 2026. Spot something out of date? Let us know.