The platform we run our own events on, opened up. Put professional photo booth events on the floor under your own name — the guest experience, the branding, the instant delivery and the galleries are all handled. Subscription pricing, quoted to how many events you run.
Every CyberColt event comes with a login to the same portal we run our own events from. It's where your event gets built, branded and monitored — before the day, during it, and after everyone goes home.
A photo booth is easy. Keeping a photo booth busy for four hours, with 200 guests, in a dark room, on venue wifi, while every photo lands correctly branded on a stranger's phone — that's the hard part, and it's the part we wrote software for.
All of that is handled, by one system, built by one team. Which is why there is no moment in the night where somebody has to go fiddle with a laptop — and why, when something does need to change, there's one person to ask instead of a support queue.
Every event lives in one dashboard — the date, the venue, the branding, the features you want on. Change any of it right up to the moment the booth turns on.
The strip itself is yours — layout, artwork, monogram, names and colors. Set it once and every photo of the night comes out of the booth wearing it.
Eleven curated backdrops ship with every event, and you can upload your own. Swap them from the portal mid-event — no restart, no interruption to the line.
A full-screen QR at the booth, or a text message straight to the guest's phone. No app to download, no account to make, no email address collected at the booth.
One shareable link for the whole event. Strips appear the second they're taken, guests can save any of them, and the gallery stays online after the night ends.
Put the night on a screen. Photos rotate up on any TV or projector at the venue as they're taken — which pulls people toward the booth better than any sign.
When prints are on, guests get a physical strip in seconds — without a staffed printer table, a queue at a laptop, or anyone handing out paper.
See how many strips were taken, when the line peaked, and how photos were delivered. Useful for corporate clients who need to report on an activation.
Printable signs and table cards for the booth that match the strips — same names, same colors, same type. One less thing for you to design.