Different photo price for different country?

[Frank Sun]

Does anyone know if the sale price of photos with same usage is different for each country? Thanks in advance. 

[Niels Quist]

2 hours ago, Frank Sun said:

Does anyone know if the sale price of photos with same usage is different for each country? Thanks in advance. 

 

Yes, prices can differ a lot. Seems to me that US uses sometimes are priced higher (learned from the forums) - distributor prices vary extremely, some countries sell at really low prices (you can deselect participation in these countries in April) - presentation/newsletters can be around 10 or 20 dollars (I think the European is lowest - US highest) - and Alamy grants often discounts for bulk.

 

You cannot really use Alamy's price calculator.

 

Edited December 11, 2020 by Niels Quist

[meanderingemu]

4 hours ago, David Pimborough said:

 

 

I can't understand why they can't just have consistent prices like every other agency.

 

 

Interesting.  I assumed all agencies would vary based on market and local currencies for licensing rights.

[wiskerke]

4 hours ago, Niels Quist said:

You cannot really use Alamy's price calculator.

 

Unless you're a client obviously.

 

wim

[Frank Sun]

Thanks David, Niels, meanderingemu and wiskerke. I had editorial use sell for only $2.53. Compare the list price is huge different. 

 

 

[meanderingemu]

16 hours ago, Frank Sun said:

Thanks David, Niels, meanderingemu and wiskerke. I had editorial use sell for only $2.53. Compare the list price is huge different. 

 

 

 

that looks like either a discount price package which is client negotiated, or a distribution deal.  I don't think this would be available through any purchase from Alamy website anywhere in the world.

[geogphotos]

On 12/12/2020 at 07:23, Frank Sun said:

Thanks David, Niels, meanderingemu and wiskerke. I had editorial use sell for only $2.53. Compare the list price is huge different. 

 

 

 

 

Compare it to microstock.

[meanderingemu]

11 minutes ago, geogphotos said:

 

 

Compare it to microstock.

 

consistent ten cents across all countries.  this is what some want i guess