| Operating model | ✓Photography-native CRM organized around clients, bookings, shoots, galleries, crew, and studio finance. | General clientflow platform for independent businesses across many service categories. |
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| Photography galleries | ✓Branded photo galleries connected to bookings, with albums, favorites, watermarks, downloads, recipients, expiration, and lifecycle controls. | Galleries are available to photographer and videographer members; storage and branding vary by plan, and each gallery connects to a project. |
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| Mini-session operations | ✓Full sessions, multi-slot mini-session events, packages, storefront, contracts, and payment plans. | Lead forms can combine mini-session scheduling, a contract, and a payment schedule; active Scheduler and form limits vary by plan. |
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| Shoot-day intelligence | ✓Studio time zone, calendar subscriptions, location, sunrise, sunset, golden hour, team coverage, rates, and agreements. | Calendar and scheduling are available; HoneyBook’s public positioning emphasizes general clientflow rather than natural-light or second-shooter operations. |
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| Crew and compensation | ✓Second-shooter records, reusable rates, booking overrides, coverage, estimated compensation, assignments, invitations, and agreements. | Team access varies by plan; HoneyBook’s public plan materials do not present photography-specific coverage and compensation as the operating model. |
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| Plan structure | ✓Every live feature is included on every standard plan; plans differ by storage. | Starter, Essentials, and Premium plans vary by forms, scheduling, branding, automation, reporting, integrations, and team capacity. |
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