Looking for a Touchpix Alternative for Your 360 Booth?

Touchpix is a capable, established platform — and for many operators, more platform than they need at more cost than they want. Here's an honest look at when BoothLab is the better fit.

Quick answer: BoothLab covers the core professional 360 workflow — 240 fps slow-mo, 4K, branded overlays/intros/outros, MP3 music, QR sharing, Sharing Station, Dropbox/Google Drive — and a second, classic photo booth for the iPad, with printable strip templates and connected Sony or Canon cameras. Both come with simple monthly, 6-month, or yearly pricing and a free download that unlocks every feature from the start, so you can test the whole workflow on your own gear before paying.

Why operators go looking for alternatives

Recurring themes in booth-operator communities: subscription costs that stack up across add-ons and devices, feature depth that gets in the way at 11pm mid-event, and wanting software that just runs on the iPhone already mounted on the arm. If that's your list, you're the operator BoothLab was built for.

What BoothLab covers

Pricing philosophy

BoothLab is free to download and try on your own equipment — no sales call, no feature lock-out. Every capture mode, effect, template and delivery option works on the free plan; exports simply carry a BoothLab demo watermark until you subscribe. One Pro subscription (1 month, 6 months, or 1 year) removes it, and seasonal operators can run Pro for the wedding months and pause in the off-season instead of financing a year-round platform fee.

An honest fit check

The rating speaks for operators who switched: 4.6★ across 2,400+ App Store ratings. The honest test costs nothing — run BoothLab at your next setup session and compare the output side by side.

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Test it on your own rig — free

Download BoothLab, mount your iPhone, and judge the output yourself before spending anything — free exports carry a demo watermark, but every feature is unlocked.

Download BoothLab on the App Store