SmugMug
Photo portfolios that sell prints — 15% on annual plans
- YouTube & Content Creation
- by SmugMug
- Photography portfolio + storage plans (annual) · Photo portfolio, client galleries, and print sales
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Affiliate link — we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. Terms verified Oct 11, 2026 against the vendor's own program page.
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Photographers turning a portfolio into a print or client-gallery business
- Skip if
- 15% is the low end of the photo lane (Format pays 50%)
- Skip if
- 15% is the low end of the photo lane (Format pays 50%)
- Price
- Photography portfolio + storage plans (annual) (Photo portfolio, client galleries, and print sales)
- Affiliate payout
- 15% commission on all annual plans; Awin (merchant 88637); help-center-verified current as of Oct 2025; cookie/payout minimums set inside Awin
- The catch
- Vendor reserves the right to change any aspect — quote it
- Our rating
- 2/5 — honest take
- Last verified
- Oct 11, 2026
Our honest take
SmugMug completes the sell-your-photography trio (Shutterstock for stock, Format for portfolios, SmugMug for print/client workflows) at the modest end of the rates. Easy Awin add. '15% on annual plans' with a change-anytime clause is the sentence to quote — the clause is standard, hiding it isn't.
Who it's for
Photographers turning a portfolio into a print or client-gallery business
What you get
- Portfolio site + client galleries + print fulfillment in one product
- 15% on annual plans via the same Awin account as our formation stack
- The 'sell your photography' hustle's storefront back end
SmugMug — questions
Is SmugMug legit?
SmugMug is a real product from SmugMug with its own checkout — check their current refund terms before buying. Legit ≠ worth it for you, though: weigh the cons above against where you actually are. Our score: 2/5.
Why does Make Money HQ link with affiliate links?
Because it keeps the directory free and independent. The commission comes out of the vendor's side, not your price. We'd rather be transparent and keep your trust — it's the only asset a directory has.