RevoSpin 360

RevoSpin 360 is built for operators who want to capture 360-degree event video and get clips to guests. Its slow-motion options and offline recording suit event work; businesses that need branded galleries or download data will have to upgrade.

It is a focused video booth app, not a general-purpose photo booth package. The free download makes it accessible to try, while its paid upgrades target operators who want more control over presentation and follow-up.

Overview

The workflow centers on recording 360 video, adding creative touches, then sharing clips or directing guests to an online gallery. QR code, SMS and email sharing give guests several ways to receive a video. Offline capture is a practical advantage at venues with unreliable connectivity, though uploads and gallery sharing wait for a connection.

The maker describes its booths as portable and easy to set up and break down, and offers remote one-on-one training with a booth or platform purchase. That support may help event operators getting started; the contact page says the team will reply within 24 hours.

Key features

• 360 and slow-motion video: Capture 360 video, including slow motion at 120fps or 240fps. GoPro 9 and newer cameras are supported, making the app a fit for operators using that generation of camera.
• Guest sharing and lead capture: Guests can receive videos after a session by QR code, SMS or email. Lead capture is supported, while ProPlus adds email and phone download data and video download counts for operators who want more visibility into guest downloads.
• Video customization: Add music, custom overlays and animated effects. Pro adds intro and outro clips and templates; ProPlus adds video filter effects. The upgrades provide more ways to tailor the output, but the free plan does not include those paid additions.
• Online gallery: Guests can view and share videos through the live gallery at events.revospin.com. Pro adds custom web gallery branding, which is more relevant to businesses presenting a consistent event identity than to casual users.
• Offline recording: Capture can continue offline, with uploads able to resume when a connection returns. This helps protect the recording workflow at venues with weak service, but does not make online sharing or gallery access available offline.

Pricing

The RevoSpin 360 app is a freemium download with in-app purchases. The free plan costs nothing and provides a starting point for operators who want to use the app without paying upfront.

• RevoSpin 360: free. A free download with in-app purchases available; it is the lowest-cost way to access the app.
• RevoSpin Pro: $49.99, paid once. Adds intro and outro clips, custom web gallery branding and templates, and removes ads and the watermark. It fits businesses that want more polished, branded output without paying for ProPlus features.
• RevoSpin ProPlus: $99.99, paid once. Includes Pro features, plus video filter effects, email and phone download data, and video download counts. The added cost makes sense for operators who value these effects and guest-download information; others can avoid the upgrade.

Both paid options are one-time purchases rather than monthly plans.

Platforms

RevoSpin 360 supports iOS, iPadOS and Android, and the maker's site links to a web app login. The App Store recommends iPhone 11 or better and iOS 15+, while its compatibility section requires iOS 17 or later for iPhone and iPadOS 17 or later for iPad. Those requirements are worth checking before relying on an Apple device at an event.

Apple's privacy disclosure says the developer may collect usage data, contact information, diagnostics and user content; some usage data may be used to track users across other companies' apps and websites. The privacy statement says technical and organizational measures are intended to protect personal data and comply with GDPR, and that depth data is used for real-time processing rather than stored or shared with third parties.

Who it's for

This is best suited to party businesses, DJs, event planners, coordinators and party planners who want a dedicated 360 video workflow with guest sharing. The maker says its booths ship to more than 120 countries and lists locations in City of Industry, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada. The app is less compelling for operators whose priority is conventional photo layouts or who need a fully offline guest-sharing experience.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Useful capture range: 360 video, 120fps and 240fps slow motion, and GoPro 9-and-newer support give event operators several ways to produce clips.
• Sharing built into the workflow: QR code, SMS, email and a live gallery give guests multiple ways to access event videos.
• Offline recording: Capture can continue without a connection, with uploads resuming once connectivity returns.
• One-time upgrades: Pro and ProPlus have stated one-time prices, avoiding a recurring subscription for those paid features.

Cons

• Paid features shape business presentation: Custom gallery branding, templates and watermark removal require Pro, while download data requires ProPlus.
• Sharing still depends on connectivity: Offline mode covers recording, not immediate uploads or online gallery access.
• Apple device requirements differ by section: The recommendation says iOS 15+, but compatibility requires iOS 17 or later, so older devices need careful checking.
• Privacy disclosure merits attention: Apple says some usage data may be used to track users across other companies' apps and websites.

Alternatives

For other options, see Photo Booth Software.

• FreeBooth is a free choice for Linux, macOS, Windows and web users seeking freeware photo booth software rather than RevoSpin's 360-focused mobile workflow.
• Photobooth-App is a free, open-source option under the MIT license for Linux, macOS, Windows, API or self-hosted use.
• Photo Booth Studio is worth considering for an iOS photo booth workflow; its free photos and compositions include a watermark, and Pro Monthly is $29.99 a month.
• ZillaBooth offers free iOS photo booth features with 2×2 and 1×4 layouts and no watermark; choose it if those layouts matter more than 360 video capture.
• Curator Live suits operators seeking event-based licensing across iOS, macOS, web and Windows: Standard is $29, paid once for one capture device, with additional device licenses at $19.
• Booth.Events is an alternative for iOS, macOS and web users who want gallery storage and uploads, with Basic including three months of gallery storage and unlimited gallery uploads.
• LumaBooth is a broader platform option across Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows; its LumaShare standalone sharing station is $7.99 a month.
• Touchpix is a paid, cross-platform option with a PhotoPass plan at $25.66 a month, billed annually at £25.66/month and £307.93 total.

Verdict

Choose RevoSpin 360 if your event business wants 360 video capture, slow motion, offline recording and several guest-sharing routes in one focused app. Its strongest case is the combination of specialized capture and one-time upgrade pricing; look elsewhere if you need conventional booth layouts, or if your priority is sharing without connectivity.