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Invite your whole team
Unused plan credits roll over for a year. Subscriptions are per
workspace, in USD, billed monthly.
How the two prices fit together
You pay for the photos we read, never for the ones we do not.
Monthly credits spend first, then import credits, because the
monthly ones expire after a year and packs never do.
10,000 photos already in Drive or Dropbox$299 once
What you shoot next, on Hobby$19/mo
The whole bill$299 + $19/mo
Three ways to spend credits
Same credits wherever they came from, a pack or a plan, on every
plan including Free.
Advanced AI tagging
Every photo read and written down: subject, scene, mood, the
text in the frame, and 34+ other searchable details.
1 credit a photo
AI search
Describe the shot you need in a sentence and get the photos
that match, with the reasons why.
1 credit a search
AI image editing
Turn a photo you own into new variants: change the season, the
setting, the styling.
10 credits an image
Cancel any time
No contracts. Downgrade or cancel from settings.
Your photos stay yours
Read-only access. Never used to train AI.
Take it with you
Copy everything out any time. No lock-in.
No card to start
The first 500 photos cost an email address and nothing else.
FAQ
Pricing questions, answered.
What does a credit do?
Everything. 1 credit reads 1 photo or runs 1 AI
search, and an AI variant of a photo is
10 credits. The credits are the
same whether they came from a pack or a plan, and they work on
every plan, including the free one.
Why subscribe instead of just buying credit packs?
Two reasons. Plans price credits below any pack
(2.5¢ a credit on Hobby against 2.6¢ a photo on the biggest pack), and plans
carry the features: password-protected galleries, client
proofing, white-label and team invites, plus
whatever we ship next. Packs are the right buy for a library
that has stopped growing; that is what they are for.
Do I need a subscription to tag my back catalog?
No. Import credits work on every plan, including the free one,
so an archive that has stopped growing can be cataloged once,
searched forever, and left alone.
How long does it take to tag 10,000 photos?
It varies with the size of the job, and it does not need
watching: the scan runs unattended in the
background. You can search what is already read while the
rest is still going, and we email you when it is done.
Is "750 photos a month" my library cap or a monthly cap?
A monthly cap on new analyses, never a library cap. Photos
already analyzed stay in your library and never count again,
so the library keeps growing while the bill stays flat.
What counts as a photo?
You pay for the photos we read. Shoot fourteen frames of the
same toast and Tagrly sees one moment: it reads one frame,
keeps all fourteen in your library, and the thirteen it never
read are not charged at all, on any plan. A
library of one-off shots has nothing to combine, so every photo
in it is read, once.
What happens if I go over my monthly photo limit?
Nothing surprising. Rolled-over credits and any import pack
cover the extra automatically; otherwise new photos wait for
next month. Optional pay-as-you-go at 4¢ a credit is off
unless you turn it on, and it stops at a spend limit you set.
Do unused credits roll over?
Plan credits roll over for a year, and your settings page shows
the balance with each expiry date. They live with the plan:
cancel and unused plan credits lapse. Import credits sit in
their own pot and never expire either way.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, counted in photos rather than days: your first 500 photos
are tagged free, no credit card, and the free tier never
expires, so there is nothing to remember to cancel.
Are my photos used to train AI models?
No. We use Anthropic's AI with its no-training
default. Your photos and metadata are never used to train any
AI model, ours or theirs.
Ten years of photos? That is the point.
Start the import with your free 500 photos and see the tags on your own shoots
before you decide anything.