What is a pricing profile?
A pricing profile is a set of prices that is applied to individual images (to sell a whole gallery, see the gallery’s options instead).
It can be a simple price list, or a much complex structure for which the final price depends on a number of options -- PhotoDeck gives you extreme control over your offering and your prices.
To show prices on your website for an image or video clip, you must attach one or several pricing profiles to the image / video clip.
Defining several pricing profiles allows you to split your media library into different pricing tiers, and/or sell different kinds of products.
There are multiple pricing profile templates available to sell downloads, prints, stock photography, videos and documents, and all can be deeply customized.
See also
Your website’s currency ›Charging sales taxes ›
How do custom quotations work? ›
Allowing clients to add information to an order ›
Customizing Rights-Managed profiles ›
Customizing Download / Royalty-Free price lists ›
Creating a first pricing profile ›
Exporting orders for statistics, reporting or accounting ›
Canceling an order ›
Setting up a multi-photographer agency or a creative agency ›
Automatic quantity discounts ›
What is a cart? ›
What happens when a client orders digital images or video clips? ›
Integrating with Card Payment Providers ›
Accepting other forms of payment ›
Discount coupons ›
How are digital images/videos delivered? ›
Defining delivery format of images and videos ›
Specifying delivered files’ names ›
Selling a gallery as individual images, or as a whole ›
Creating a custom product page optimized for sales ›
Showing products sizes that don’t match image ratios ›
Customizing a partner lab’s catalog ›
What is a shipping profile? ›
How do custom shipping profiles work? ›
Step-by-step shipping setup ›
Prints fulfillment via your local lab ›
Selling prints via a partner lab (with video tutorial) ›
Shipping options for partner lab fulfillment ›
Galleries for private customers ›
Galleries for professional clients ›