Evershots vs Wedibox.
Both use a QR code and need no app or account for guests. They are different kinds of tool. Wedibox is an upload gallery that also offers a wedding website, RSVPs and a seating chart. Evershots is a shot-limited camera whose photos can stay hidden until a reveal you choose. Wedibox's pages describe neither a per-guest shot limit nor a delayed reveal.
We make Evershots. Every Wedibox detail comes from Wedibox's own pages (linked below); where they don't say, we write “Not verified”.
| Criterion | Evershots | Wedibox |
|---|---|---|
| QR-code joining | Yes. Each film has a QR card and link. | Yes. “Point a camera at the code and the upload page opens.” |
| No-download guest access | Yes. iPhone guests use an App Clip; Android guests use the browser. | Yes. “There is no app to download and no account to create.” |
| Shot limits per guest | Yes. Per guest, 48 by default; the host sets the cap. | Not stated per guest. The free plan includes the first 50 guest photo uploads; paid plans list unlimited uploads. |
| Disposable-camera aesthetic | Three filters: Original, Noir and Vintage. Frames are not previewed while shooting on a scheduled reveal. | Not stated. It describes an upload page and a gallery. |
| Delayed photo reveal | Yes. Instant, or scheduled for any time the host chooses. | Not stated. A live slideshow shows guest photos on a big screen. |
| Shared gallery | Yes. One shared roll; each frame shows who took it, with optional captions. | Yes. “One private gallery that belongs to the couple”; co-organizers can be added. |
| Privacy and host controls | Host chooses reveal timing and shot cap. Photo-level moderation: not verified. | The gallery is described as private. Co-organizer roles (Main host, Co-host). Other controls not stated. |
| Pricing model | One-time purchase by guest count; free up to 10 guests. See pricing. | One-time, no subscription, in USD: Free ($0, first 50 uploads), Wedding $49, All-In-One $79, Embed $29. |
| iPhone | Guests: App Clip. Host app: iOS. | Browser-based; works on “any phone”. A native iPhone app is not mentioned. |
| Android | Guests: browser. Host app on Android: not verified. | Browser-based; works on “any phone”. A native Android app is not mentioned. |
| Browser support | Guests on Android use a browser camera. | Yes. Specific browsers not stated. |
| Download and export | Full-quality 4K export. Photos are kept for one year. | Original-quality ZIP on the Wedding plan. Upload window 6 months (Wedding) or 1 year (All-In-One); storage 1 or 2 years. |
Choose Wedibox if…
- You want a wedding website, RSVPs and a seating chart behind the same QR code.
- You want guests to upload video as well as photos.
- You want a live slideshow of uploads on a big screen.
Choose Evershots if…
- You want each guest to have a shot limit and the photos to stay hidden until a reveal.
- You want a film-style camera with three filters (Original, Noir, Vintage).
- You want one-time pricing by guest count, with a free tier for up to 10 guests.
Questions
Do guests need to download an app for Wedibox?
Yes. “There is no app to download and no account to create.” For Evershots: Yes. iPhone guests use an App Clip; Android guests use the browser.
How does Wedibox charge compared with Evershots?
Wedibox: One-time, no subscription, in USD: Free ($0, first 50 uploads), Wedding $49, All-In-One $79, Embed $29. Evershots: One-time purchase by guest count; free up to 10 guests. See pricing.
Can I export photos from Wedibox?
Wedibox: Original-quality ZIP on the Wedding plan. Upload window 6 months (Wedding) or 1 year (All-In-One); storage 1 or 2 years. Evershots: Full-quality 4K export. Photos are kept for one year.
Sources for Wedibox: wedibox.com, Wedibox pricing. Checked 2026-11-03; apps change, so follow the links.
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