Same shape. Different thing underneath

CloudSpot's published tiers are storage-metered like ours - 5GB free with a three-gallery cap, then 15GB, 100GB, 500GB and unlimited - with the print store on every plan and commission at 15% on the two lowest tiers, commission-free above them. Studio management appears from their Lite tier up. That is a coherent product and the pricing is legible, which is more than can be said for parts of this category.

What Encore does that is not in that list is treat delivery as a record. Every view, favourite and download is written into a per-studio append-only chain where each entry carries the hash of the one before it, so altering history is detectable rather than silent, and the head is periodically countersigned by an RFC 3161 timestamp authority. The trail exports. If you have ever had a client insist they were never sent anything, you already know why that matters.

The other two are timing and identity. Pit Pass makes a gallery live during the shoot. Roll IDs give every frame one permanent, quotable identity that survives being copied into another gallery, exported, or reprinted years later.

On file types, read their tiers: their published free and entry plans are JPEG-only, with the full set of formats from Lite up. Worth knowing before you pick a plan around a price.