Photo booth housings from €2,190, complete systems from €2,990, professional systems up to €7,690: all prices of our booths, the surcharges for camera, flash and printer and the running costs, as of October 2026.
Renting costs €300 to €800 per event, an owned Photobooth Ready from €3,040. From how many uses buying pays off, what rental includes and which side costs are often forgotten.
With a Photobooth Ready for around €5,500 and a rental price of €500 per event, the purchase is paid off after a good ten bookings. What founders need in equipment, how to calculate and which mistakes cost time and money.
Three dye-sublimation printers between €1,199 and €1,490, print costs of 17 to 22 cents per photo: which printer suits which booth, what media cost and what rental operators should look out for.
A DSLR costs €500 to €600 extra in the configurator, a webcam is included with the Photobooth Selphy. When the DSLR is worth it, where the webcam is sufficient and what both require in operation.
The Photobooth Mirror costs €6,300, weighs 48 kg and shows animations on a 23.6-inch touchscreen behind mirror glass. How a mirror booth works, what sets it apart from a classic booth and which uses pay off.
Three Windows programs run most professional photo booths. What sets dslrBooth, Breeze DSLR Remote Pro and Darkroom Booth apart, why our booths ship with dslrBooth and how the LED ring works with all three.
The Photobooth Ready weighs 22 kg at 130 cm height because its housing is made of laser-cut, powder-coated aluminium. What that means compared with wooden and plastic booths for transport, durability, heat and resale.
From intended use via camera, printer and transport to delivery time, warranty and withdrawal: twelve questions to answer before buying a photo booth, with concrete figures from our systems made in Greiz.
A branded photo booth puts your logo and brand colours on every shared photo. The benefits for companies, what an owned booth costs compared with renting, and which uses have proven themselves.
The Photobooth Natty from Greiz combines an aluminium housing with a Microsoft Surface Pro as computer and touchscreen. What sets it apart from the Photobooth Ready and who it is designed for.
The large wireless buzzer starts the booth countdown, runs on two AAA batteries and works with dslrBooth and any software that accepts a page-up command.
From CAD model to assembly: how we manufacture the aluminium housings of our photo booths at our factory in Greiz, and why laser cutting and powder coating make a difference for rental operators.
Every buyer of a Photobooth Ready receives a handout with assembly guide, operating instructions and an explanation of all dslrBooth functions, plus camera settings and troubleshooting.
With our digital templates you design the wrap for your photo booth to fit exactly. On request we deliver the booth already wrapped; branding counts as a custom-made item.