What hardware do I need?
You choose. To start, an Android tablet on a stand is enough, and your guests can also use their own phones. On your photo booth, with a Windows PC and a real camera (webcam, capture card, DSLR/mirrorless over USB depending on models), the result is even better.
What if my client would rather handle it themselves?
They can, the self-service option exists and we do not hide it. In practice, many clients discover on the day that they have neither the time nor the inclination. What you sell is not access to the tool: it is not having to think about it.
Can I offer it under my own brand?
Largely. Your frames carry your name and your colours, and your galleries display your logo; with the Pro plan, optional in your account, you also get your public page and your shop. At the foot of the page, one line notes that the service runs on Booth AI Studio, and automatic emails still go out under our name. We would rather write that here than let you find it out in front of a client.
How do I bill my client?
You bill your service as usual. Booth AI Studio bills you for the event, separately — it is a cost, not a middleman: we take no share of what you sell.
How many guests at once?
Each guest uses their own phone alongside the booth, so there is no queue. We will publish a load-tested limit as soon as we have measured one.
What if the venue Wi-Fi is poor?
Share your phone's connection: that is usually enough, and often more reliable than a crowded venue's network. We are currently documenting exactly what happens during an outage.
On-site printing — optional
The booth can send a photo to print. Compatibility depends on your printer and your setup. Write to us to check yours before your first event.
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