shoots.page
Free client galleries for photographers
What is shoots.page?
shoots.page is photo delivery for photographers. Upload the originals straight from the browser, review the generated previews, and publish one gallery link. Clients open the link on any device, browse the previews and download the untouched originals, one photo at a time or the whole gallery as a ZIP, without creating an account. Galleries can have a password and an expiry date, downloads of originals and JPEGs can be switched on or off per gallery, and proofing lets clients pick their favourites. Supports JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP and camera RAW, delivered byte for byte. Free up to 2 GB of storage; 250 GB for USD 15 a month or USD 150 a year, with every feature on both plans.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I didn't build any product, I didn't have anything. I just had a glimpse of what a product can look like in a landing page, and people were signing up from left and right.
Ship a landing page first — let strangers prove demand before you write code
Real validation comes before the product, not after. Ship a landing page that shows what the tool could look like, then watch whether strangers sign up unprompted. Signups from a page alone are the green light to actually build.
The question that people should be asking themselves is, what do I do better than anyone else in the world? And then just help people, put good things into the world that are helpful, for free, for the purpose of being helpful.
Ask 'what do I do better than anyone?' — then give it away free until demand monetizes itself
Pick the one thing you can do better than almost anyone, then give it away free until it's obvious the demand is real and large. The free help compounds into a trustworthy reputation, and eventually the audience itself will push you to monetize it.
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