As everyone knows, Shutterstock is the most popular image download website. But when it comes pricing, it is quite expensive. If you are not happy with Shutterstock Black Friday deals and pricing, here comes Deposit Photos which is another great alternative for Shutterstock.
If this is the first time you’re hearing of Depositphotos and don’t understand the hype, don’t worry. You will once you keep reading. Depositphotos is a library with over 80 million high-quality and royalty-free stock photos and vector images.
This is one of those deals that does not require any research before clicking the Buy Now button. At 49 cents per photo/image, even for the high resolution ones (typically costing more credits), this is a no brainer.
- First, I look for free or CC license photos/images from other websites around the internet, and make use of those. After all, why pay if there is a free version.
- Second, for the photos/images that I cannot find on the free websites, or for something in a certain niche or specialty, then I will use my Depositphotos credit(s).
This allows my credits to be used for the really special photos/images and not wasted willy-nilly, making my AppSumo purchase go even further and being more valuable to me. The fact that the credits do not expire is the icing on the cake, as I can be confident that my future social media or blog posts will always have an image.
Stacking codes is the cherry on top. Thank you to AppSumo and Depositphotos for bringing this offer (again, and again) to us Sumo-lings.
I have been using Depositphotos for a few years now. Mainly for making memes and blogging. I also use a couple free websites which are great, However, sometimes you want a little more exclusive and don’t want to be seen using the same images that everybody else is using.
However at 50c per image at large-scale is an absolute no-brainer. I don’t have the money to stack it, if I did I would buy multiple which would set me up for years. The cheapest I’ve seen is $100 for 100 images. So this is an absolute steal.
