Mauritius Images is a picture agency for companies and projects seeking stock imagery, licensing help, media procurement, or creative work. Its website describes 380 million premium images, including illustration and editorial assets, plus partner collections from Alamy, Westend61, imageBROKER, Cavan Images, Memento, Nature Picture Library, foodcollection, and Science Source. The company profile also describes about 30 million digital and physical Royalty-Free and Rights Managed motifs. Services include image research, image blocking, rights assistance, commissioned shoots, and advertising concepts, layouts, and designs for print or online use. A central purchasing service handles image, video, and audio procurement, compares licences, and supports purchasing processes. Rights Managed images may be unique or exclusive and are priced for the specific use. An example Royalty-Free S (WEB) licence costs 49.00 EUR per once. Tailored lightbox selections are free and without obligation; larger orders require contacting sales.
Who it is for
Mauritius Images suits businesses and projects needing image searches, licensing guidance, procurement support, or commissioned creative services. It also fits customers seeking tailored selections or specific usage rights.
What is good
- Large stated premium-image library
- Offers rights research and commissioned shoots
- Handles image, video, and audio purchasing
- Provides tailored lightbox selections free
- Supports Rights Managed licensing
What to know first
- Larger orders require contacting sales
- Rights Managed prices depend on usage
- Example licence costs 49.00 EUR per once
- The agency is a paid service
Verdict
Mauritius Images combines a broad image search with licensing, procurement, and creative agency services. Its usage-specific licensing and personal customer contact can help organisations with complex image needs, while larger purchases require sales contact.
Mauritius Images plans and pricing
All plansCompared on stock photo websites
- Illustration assets
- Yes
- Editorial assets
- Yes
