Which platform is right for your photography needs?

Both moodcase and Cloudspot offer different features and target different audiences. Cloudspot is aimed at wedding and event photographers, offering features such as image organization, keywording and filtering, image sharing with customizable galleries and passwords, and tools for selecting client photos. It does offer Lightroom integration, but it's limited to exporting images to the platform and doesn't offer full video support or advanced workflow management tools.

Moodcase, on the other hand, is aimed at professional photographers in both B2B and B2C sectors. It offers a library to manage and organize images, image sharing with customizable galleries and passwords, fast uploading, full video support, workflow management tools, and custom branding options. It also offers powerful feedback tools and integrates with Lightroom to conveniently export images to the platform and re-import customer favorites directly into Lightroom. In addition, moodcase offers a plugin for Capture One users to easily export images to the platform.

Another advantage of moodcase is data hosting in the EU with certified data centers, while Cloudspot hosts data on Amazon Web Services, which is SOC 2 and PCI DSS compliant. Both platforms offer pricing plans that vary based on storage space, ranging from a free plan to premium plans with higher storage limits. Ultimately, the decision between moodcase and Cloudspot depends on individual preferences and needs, such as the need for Lightroom or Capture One integration and video support.

In summary, if you're a professional photographer in the B2B and B2C sectors looking for a collaborative platform with advanced features such as fast uploading, full video support, and workflow management tools, moodcase may be a great choice. If you're a wedding or event photographer looking for image organization and client photo selection tools with Lightroom integration, Cloudspot may be the better option.