Checked Sep 26, 2026
How much does Portfoliobox cost?
Portfoliobox publishes a free plan; paid plans run $8.50–$14.90 per month. Portfolio website builder for creatives, including photographers, with store, bookings and invoicing.
Prices are as published by Portfoliobox on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.
Published rates
Plans and add-ons
Plans
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Free30 images, 5 pages, subdomain | $0/mo | Monthly |
| Personal150 images, 15 pages | $8.50/mo | Check vendor |
| Professional1,000 images and pages; store, bookings, invoicing, no branding | $14.90/mo | Check vendor |
Pricing source: portfoliobox.net ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.
Beyond the plan price
Terms worth checking
- Setup
- $0
- Contract & cancellation
- monthly or yearly · Renewal: unknown · unknown
- Payments
- 0% commission
- Data export
- unknown
Source notes
What the headline misses
Each point is tied to a dated statement on Portfoliobox's site. Open the source to read the full context.
- The included custom domain is first-year only and only on annual plans; monthly plans include no domain.
“Monthly plans do not include a domain. After the first year, domains renew at our standard rate plus applicable taxes.”
portfoliobox.net · Sep 26, 2026 ↗ - Bookings, invoicing and removal of Portfoliobox branding are only on the Professional plan.
“Bookings and appointments Invoicing and quotes No Portfoliobox branding”
portfoliobox.net · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
Who it sells to
Prices and quotes are as published on Portfoliobox's own pages on the date shown, before tax and payment processing. Vendors change prices and terms; check theirs before you buy.
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