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PhotoSearch (Fotosearch) vs Scopio

Both stand on stock photo websites. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

PhotoSearch (Fotosearch)

Paid Web

Fotosearch brings multiple stock-content sources into one searchable marketplace with several licensing and payment routes. Buyers should check image-specific terms, subscription coverage, and the one-user license restriction before choosing a plan.

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Scopio

Paid AndroidiPhoneWeb

Scopio combines a large image marketplace with artist project services and account tools. Its paid plans differ mainly by download allowance and added support, so the suitable tier depends on project volume.

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The facts

	PhotoSearch (Fotosearch)	Scopio
Free plan	No	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	See the plans	Starter: $29 a month
Plans published	9	4
Maker	PhotoSearch (Fotosearch)	Not published
Website	fotosearch.com	scop.io
On stock photo websites	#52 of 80	#48 of 80

PhotoSearch (Fotosearch): what it does well

Searches photography, illustrations, maps, video, and audio
Provides royalty-free and rights-managed licensing
Offers filters for vector and illustration content
Lightboxes organize images by client or category
Immediate download follows stated purchase flow

What to know first

No free plan
Subscription excludes some images
Subscription license limits use to one designated individual
Credits expire after 1 year

Scopio: what it does well

Million-image library from over 190 countries
Search by traits, locations, or full sentences
Artist matching with logistics and revisions
Subscriptions include extended commercial use
Android, iOS, and web access

What to know first

No free plan or free trial
Monthly download limits vary by plan
Subscribers are not offered refunds

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