Payment models

The event type decides who pays.

Private hosts choose from the live package catalog. Public-event unlocks are configured by Taggz admins.

Private events

The host selects and pays for an active event package before inviting attendees.

  • Package terms come from the live host catalog
  • Attendees join through private event access
  • The host controls the event team and gallery

Admin-managed public events

Taggz admins configure public access and any attendee unlock model for the event.

  • Unlock terms are shown before an attendee pays
  • Public setup is not exposed as host self-service
  • Matched photos stay connected to attendee access

For event hosts

You run the event. Taggz makes it unforgettable.

See host plans

Direct-to-storage uploads

Photographers send files through secure upload paths while the event dashboard tracks progress and processing.

Clear payment rules

Private events stay host-paid. Admin-managed public events still let attendees unlock photos through Taggz without exposing a public-request flow in the app.

Local pricing, global reach

The live package catalog displays the currency configured for each active plan, so hosts see the current commercial terms.

See everything, live

Attendance numbers, AI match rates, unlock activity, download counts, and approvals update in real time. You always know exactly what's happening.

Built for busy events

Upload, matching, and attendee activity stay visible as the event moves from setup through delivery.

Privacy that earns trust

Face matching is built around controlled access, clear event roles, and attendee-facing privacy choices.

Host packages at a glance

Current private-event terms from the live catalog.

Pricing questions depend on the event

Choose the event model to see the terms and workflow that apply.

Who pays for a private event?

The host chooses an active package during event setup. Attendees join through the access path shared by the host.

Where do package prices and limits come from?

The website reads the active private-event package catalog. If that catalog is unavailable, Taggz shows an unavailable state instead of an estimated price.

When does checkout happen?

Checkout follows event details and package selection. Creating an account does not select or purchase a package.

Can the host review options before committing?

Yes. Hosts can create an account, prepare event details, and review the current catalog before checkout.

Keep every event moment close.

See matched event photos together, then use the viewing and download options your event makes available.