GuestPix Pricing 2026: Every Fee, Verified
GuestPix prices verified August 2026: the $49–$119 tiers, $10 color add-on, upload windows, hosting clocks — and the renewal fees it no longer publishes.
Finding GuestPix pricing is harder than it should be: the main pricing hub shows package names without numbers, the figures render client-side, and third-party lists quote prices that don't match the live catalog. So we pulled the numbers from GuestPix's own wedding pricing page and its live pricing API on August 20, 2026, and wrote them down.
Full disclosure: we build EventPixel, a competitor. That cuts both ways — we have a motive, and we also have more to lose than anyone from publishing a wrong number about a rival. Every figure below is dated and checkable against GuestPix's own pages.
GuestPix wedding pricing at a glance (verified August 20, 2026)
| Plan | Price (one-time) | Upload window | Hosting | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free demo | $0 | 30 days | — | 50 photos, digital invite + RSVP |
| Classic | $49 | 3 months | 12 months from event date | 1 gallery, default color theme only |
| Signature | $89 | 12 months | 12 months from event date | 1 gallery, custom colors & fonts |
| Signature Bundle | $119 | 24 months | 24 months from purchase date | 3 galleries, 3 QR codes + invites |
All tiers include unlimited guests (fair-use policy, max 1,000 guests per event), unlimited photo and video uploads, a digital invitation with RSVP, written and video guestbook, and a slideshow. Payments are one-time with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
The fees the headline price doesn't show
- Custom colors on Classic: a $10 add-on. The $49 tier ships with the default color theme only; matching your wedding palette is a $10 order bump at checkout — or the jump to the $89 Signature tier.
- Hosting is a clock, not a purchase. Classic and Signature galleries stay online for 12 months from your event date; the Bundle runs 24 months from the purchase date — buy it early and the clock is already running.
- Renewal pricing is no longer published. When the hosting period ends, keeping the gallery online is a separate purchase. Earlier in August 2026 GuestPix listed extensions at $29–$89 by tier (or $2.90/month); as of August 20 its pages say only that you can renew "at a discounted rate," with no figures. Budget for an unknown.
- Naming is mid-change. The $119 tier appears as "Signature Bundle" on the pricing card but "Luxe" in the same page's structured data and FAQ — same price and contents, two names. If a third-party list quotes a "Luxe" plan, that's this one.
- No AI face search at any price. Guests browse the gallery manually; there is no find-my-photos feature on any tier.
Which GuestPix plan fits which wedding
Classic ($49) suits a single-day wedding where the default look is acceptable and photos will be collected quickly. The 3-month upload window is the real constraint: guests who dig up photos at Christmas will find the window closed. Add the $10 color option at checkout if you care about matching your palette — it's cheaper than discovering the limitation later.
Signature ($89) is the tier GuestPix marks most popular, and the logic holds: the 12-month upload window covers the long tail of guest uploads, and custom colors and fonts come included. If you're choosing GuestPix at all, the $40 step up buys the two things Classic buyers most often miss.
Signature Bundle ($119) is really a multi-event product — three galleries and three QR codes suit a mehndi-sangeet-reception sequence or a wedding plus anniversary party. Mind the clock detail: its 24 months run from the day you buy, not the day you celebrate, so purchasing a year ahead quietly spends half the hosting before the first guest scans.
The free demo is for testing the interface, not running the day — 50 photos disappear within the first hour of a real reception. Use it to click through the guest flow before paying; don't plan a wedding on it.
How we verified these numbers
GuestPix's visible prices render client-side, which is why scrapers and old listicles disagree with its checkout. We used two sources that agree with each other: the structured data embedded in GuestPix's own wedding pricing page, and the site's live pricing endpoint that the page itself calls for its figures — both fetched August 20, 2026. Prices shown are USD; GuestPix geo-switches currency, so UK and EU visitors will see local figures at checkout.
Third-party numbers we checked and rejected along the way: a "$79/$177" tier set quoted by a competitor's comparison page (no such prices exist in GuestPix's live catalog) and several lists still selling the old "Luxe" name at invented price points. If a number isn't on GuestPix's own checkout, don't trust it — including from us: re-verify anything here that's more than a few months old.
What GuestPix pricing buys that's genuinely good
Fairness cuts both ways. Every paid tier includes a digital invitation with RSVP — something several competitors charge more for or lock to top tiers. The free 50-photo demo is a real trial with no card required. The written-plus-video guestbook is standard across tiers, the platform's per-event-type polish (weddings, memorials, kids parties, corporate) is the most developed in the category, and one-time pricing with a money-back window is exactly how event software should be sold.
GuestPix pricing vs the alternatives
Where the 2026 market sits, all one-time and verified the same day: EventPixel $19/$39/$69 (AI face search included from $39, wedding website on every plan including free); Wedibox $29/$49/$79 (website from $49, RSVP at $79); GuestCam $49/$97 plus $45 for face search; Kululu $39/$99 promo; WedUploader free collection into your own Google Drive with a $39 account-wide upgrade.
GuestPix's $49–$119 sits at the top of that range. What you're paying the premium for is maturity and polish rather than features — the capability list at $119 is matched or exceeded at half the price elsewhere, but the track record isn't. Our full head-to-head: EventPixel vs GuestPix; the wider field: five GuestPix alternatives compared.
FAQ
How much does GuestPix cost in 2026?
Verified against GuestPix's own wedding pricing page on August 20, 2026: Classic $49, Signature $89, Signature Bundle $119 — all one-time payments. A free demo covers 50 photos with a 30-day upload window. Custom colors on Classic cost a further $10 at checkout.
Is GuestPix a subscription?
No — plans are one-time payments with no auto-renewal, backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee. The subscription-like element is hosting: galleries stay online for 12 months (24 on the Bundle), after which continued hosting is a separate renewal purchase at a rate GuestPix currently doesn't publish.
How long does a GuestPix gallery last?
Classic and Signature: 12 months from your event date, with a 3-month (Classic) or 12-month (Signature) upload window inside that. Signature Bundle: 24 months of uploads and hosting counted from the purchase date. After the hosting period, keeping the gallery online requires a paid renewal.
Does GuestPix have a free plan?
A free demo rather than a working free tier: 50 photos, a 30-day upload window, digital invitation with RSVP, written guestbook and slideshow, no credit card required. It's a genuine way to test the interface, but a real wedding outgrows 50 photos within the first hour.
Does GuestPix have AI face search?
No, on any tier, as of August 20, 2026. Among comparable apps, EventPixel includes PixelFind face search from its $39 one-time plan and GuestCam sells MagicFind as a $45-per-event add-on; GuestPix guests find their photos by scrolling.
What does GuestPix charge to extend a gallery?
As of August 20, 2026, GuestPix doesn't publish extension prices — its pages say galleries can be renewed "at a discounted rate." Figures listed earlier in August 2026 were $29 (Classic), $49 (Signature) and $89 (top tier), or $2.90/month — treat those as historical and confirm current rates with GuestPix before relying on them.
Conclusion
GuestPix's pricing is honest in structure — one-time, money-back, no forced subscription — and opaque in detail: unpublished renewals, a checkout add-on for colors, and a hub page with no numbers. Now you have the numbers, dated. If they've changed since August 20, 2026, trust their checkout over this page, and over every third-party list including ours.
Comparing before you commit? Create a free EventPixel event — the free plan runs a real event, not a demo — and judge the difference with your own photos.
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