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Set prices for photo downloads and physical products

Sportpxl offers a flexible package system for selling your photos in digital or physical format. You can create your prices directly in the album or import them from your templates.


Access tariff configuration #

Prices are configured in step 2 — Prices when creating the album, or at any time from “Edit my album” → “Prices”.


Create a package #

Click on “Create package” and configure the following settings:

Package type #

  • Digital format, sent by email — participants upload their photos in high resolution.
  • Physical format, sent by post (postage included) — printed copy sent to the participant

Tiered pricing structure Sportpxl offers a tiered pricing structure. You set a unit price per photo based on the number of photos purchased:

  • Enter the number of photos in the first tier and the corresponding unit price.
  • Click on "Add a new photo tier" to create an additional tier with a lower unit price.
  • A preview of the price list is displayed in real time on the right (e.g. 1 photo = £10, 3 or more photos = £7 per photo).

Import a package from your templates #

If you have already configured packages on other albums, you can save them as templates and reuse them quickly.

  1. From "My Packages", create and manage your reusable package templates.
  2. When configuring the pricing for an album, click on "Import a package from your templates".
  3. Select the desired template — it is copied to the album

💡 Templates and packages in an album are independent. Editing a template in “My Packages” does not affect albums that already use it — and vice versa.


The athlete pack #

At the bottom of the pricing configuration screen, a “Enable athlete pack” toggle allows you to automatically offer a pack containing all of an athlete’s photos at a preferential rate. This is a particularly effective option for increasing the average basket size — participants are often willing to pay a little more to get all their photos at once.


💡 You can create multiple packages for the same album — for example, an HD digital package, a 15×20 print package, and a 20×30 print package — and let the participant choose when purchasing.

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