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DISCOVERCreate a fine art photographer app
App for photographers and visual artists: your series as illustrated articles, open to subscribers
Each series becomes an article: the text and the opening image are visible to everyone, the rest of the photos open with a subscription taken in the app.
A fine art photographer, a painter or a collective of visual artists with an app under its own name on iPhone and Android, made without code: a public portfolio, each series published as an illustrated article and reserved for subscribers after the preview, exhibitions in an agenda, and prints sold in your shop.
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One series, one article
The text and the opening image for everyone, the whole series for subscribers
Publish each series as an illustrated article: a few lines on the project and a first image stay open to all; the following photos, each in its own paragraph with its caption (place, year, process, print), come after the preview and are reserved for subscribers. The lock goes on the article, not on a gallery section, which stays visible to everyone.
Putting a new series online
In the back office, or from your AI assistant.
The statement
The title of the series, its intent, the place and the period it was shot.The opening
An image chosen to draw people in, visible to all, then the point where the preview stops.The images
The other photos, one per paragraph, with their captions, and some text in between if the series calls for it.The announcement
A scheduled release date, and the push that tells your readers on the day.
The portfolio as a shop window
An open gallery section, to make people want to subscribe
Keep a gallery section with a few images from each series. It stays public, and that is its job: it is where a visitor discovers the way you see before paying anything. In the caption, the title of the series tells them where to find it in full.
Prints
Sold in your shop, not through the subscription
The subscription opens access to the series in the app, nothing more: a print cannot be sold by in-app purchase. To sell your numbered prints, GoodBarber offers another product, the eCommerce app, with a catalog, a cart and payment, and no GoodBarber commission on sales; each series article can point to the print's product page, in that shop or on your website.
AI in the studio
Three uses for a photographer's app, and what they cost.
To publish
The series assembled from the conversation
The series is edited, your notes are ready: from the conversation, Claude or ChatGPT, plugged into the app through MCP, lays out the article as a draft, one image per paragraph with its caption. All that is left is to choose where the preview stops, then publish.
Included
To guide collectors
The right print size for their wall
Picture a section where people enter the width of a wall or a sofa and read the recommended print size: describe it in a few words to the AI Extension Builder, which creates it.
Free
To answer
“Where was the Foreshore series shot?”
The Chatbot reads the text of your articles, not the images; for a visitor without a subscription, it sticks to what is open.
$35/month
Exhibitions and openings
The agenda of your shows, and a push to subscribers
List each exhibition, opening or art fair in an Agenda section, with the dates and the venue's address. A push can target your subscribers alone, to invite them to a private viewing, or those who have not subscribed, to introduce the next series.
The landscape photographer
One series per season on the same coastline, twelve images each: subscribers follow the project from one year to the next, and prints ship from her shop.
The painter
Canvases, drawings and their successive stages, photographed in the studio: each work has its article, with the work-in-progress images behind the preview.
The wedding photographer
To book sessions and deliver a private gallery to each couple, go for the wedding photographer app instead.
Wedding photographer appPlans for a photographer's app
A presence in both stores requires Premium, to which you attach the subscription option; Pro bundles it from the start. Your series count toward the plan's space, 10 GB on Premium, 50 GB on Pro, and views are never billed as bandwidth.
| Premium · your series on mobile and the web | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Subscription to your series, a Premium option | $49 /month |
| Pro · subscription option supplied | $105 /month, billed yearly |
On your subscribers, Apple and Google often keep 15%; GoodBarber, nothing. Prints sold through the eCommerce app fall under a separate plan.
Extension Store
The building blocks of a photographer's app: illustrated articles, Memberships (added on Premium, supplied with Pro), the Agenda, push, the Chatbot, MCP and the AI Extension Builder.
Photographer app: your questions
Why not lock the gallery section itself?
Because a gallery section cannot be reserved for subscribers: it stays visible to everyone. The lock goes on articles: each series therefore becomes an article whose images sit below the preview limit, in the locked paragraphs.
Can I sell my prints in the app?
Not through in-app purchase: it sells access to the series, not objects. Prints are sold in a shop, GoodBarber's eCommerce app, which is a separate product, or the one you already have; your articles link to it.
How many series do I need before opening subscriptions?
Ten locked articles at the very least. A long series can be split into several articles, by chapter or by place.
Can a collector or a gallery get free access?
Yes, complimentary access is assigned by hand in the back office, with no set time limit.
Can subscribers view the series on a big screen?
Yes, in a browser: the subscription taken on their phone also opens the web version, where they log in. To subscribe, however, the web version sends people to download the app.
Which plan to sell access to my series?
Premium plus the subscription option, or Pro. The Standard plan, which only produces a web version, does not sell subscriptions.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.