Guest media is unusual among service add-ons in that it scales cleanly with you -- from a solo shooter adding it to the occasional booking, to a studio running it across dozens of client events, to a larger operation with enterprise requirements. The tiers are designed to match that journey, so you pay for the capacity you actually have and move up when you grow into the next stage rather than before. Knowing the path makes it easy to start small without boxing yourself in.
The solo stage usually starts on partner packs: 5, 10 or 25 events for $225, $390 or $825 (€195, €350 or €725), paid once, fully de-branded, with credits that never expire. It is the low-commitment way to add guest media to your bookings, test the resale, and keep 100% of what you charge. For many solo professionals a pack is plenty for a year or two; for the payback math, see our break-even guide.
The studio stage is Agency: $219 (€199) a month, paid 6 or 12 months in advance, 15 new events a month, 5 seats, separate brands for every client and full end-to-end white-label. The move from packs to Agency is the meaningful one -- it is where guest media becomes a real, branded service line across multiple clients and a team, rather than a personal side-line. Most professionals make this jump when their pack spend nears the Agency fee or they need more seats and client brands; the trade-offs are laid out in partner packs vs Agency.
The enterprise stage is for scale and stricter requirements: Enterprise, priced on request, removes the event and seat limits entirely and adds SSO (SAML/OIDC), a priority SLA and a dedicated manager. You reach for it when volume consistently exceeds 15 new events a month, your team is larger than five, or corporate clients demand enterprise identity and support. The art of scaling is timing the moves -- not upgrading before you need the capacity, and not straining against a ceiling once you have outgrown it. The full ladder is on the business pricing page.
