Moving from HoneyBook, Studio Ninja or Dubsado

What changes when you switch, and how to bring your clients with you. No sales pitch, just what to expect.

What's different here

Where Shutterflow is deliberately different.

A flat price that stays flat US$25 a month for a working photographer, and no percentage of your client payments on any plan.
Booking as one link Proposal, questionnaire, contract and deposit behind a single link your client walks through in order.
Made for Australia first Hosted in Sydney, with GST on your invoice lines and invoices in Australian or US dollars.
Nothing you don't use Enquiries, contracts, invoices, bookings. We add features when photographers need them, not to fill a menu.

Most studios are set up in an afternoon.

Start with your next enquiry, not your whole history The easiest move: run new bookings through Shutterflow and let current ones finish where they are. Nothing needs to move on day one.
Bring your contract wording Paste your existing agreement into a template, or start from the photography agreement that comes with every account.
Set up your packages Add your packages and prices once; they appear in every proposal you send.
Bring your clients and jobs from a spreadsheet Export from your current tool, then match its columns to names, emails, partners, dates and venues. You see a preview before anything is added, and a client who is already here is matched by email, not added twice. Free brings across your first 50 clients; Studio brings the lot.
Keep your old contracts where they are Signed contracts from before stay as PDFs in your current system.

To make the move even quicker.

One-click import for HoneyBook, Studio Ninja and Dubsado Planned Their exports already work with the spreadsheet importer. This will match the columns for you.

Free to start, and nothing has to move before you can use it.