Has anyone heard of Vault Stock? Just saw their promotion on Instagram. They have 25k followers.

https://www.instagram.com/thevaultstock/


Here is their website and contributor application:

https://www.thevaultstock.com/contact-us-1

"Photographers & Videographers

Interested in working with us at The Vault Stock? Submit 5 of your absolute favorite photos or videos below, showcasing your unique style and creativity. If we feel that your aesthetic perfectly aligns with our vibe, we�ll be in touch ASAP with details. Please keep in mind that we receive multiple requests daily, so we kindly ask for your patience while we review your submissions. We can�t wait to see your work!"

They have 5000 images and 800 videos...why should anyone buy there?

"The Vault Content Hub.
A library full of 5000+ stock images, 800+ Videos & Creative Assets including IG posts, reels, stationery, email templates and more. We�ve even included Lightroom Presets inside The Vault Stock so that you can bring The Vault Stock feel to your own branded imagery.

All of the templates are editable in Canva, giving you the power to personalise and make it your own.

With The Vault Stock, you can create content that truly reflects your unique style and brand identity."

Looks like they're aiming at the Millennial and Gen Zs market. Kind of a cross between Creative Market and a stock agency. Going through their site, a lot of their images have heavy film grain and ultra millennial-trend aesthetics and filters. Plus a lot of Canva pre-designed stuff, so I am guessing they're targeting that much younger designer market.

At first, I thought they were a brand-new agency, but then I noticed they had 25K followers - compare that to say, Dreamstime on Instagram with 27k followers.

It's not for me because I already upload exclusively to another agency, but I was curious and wanted to know if anyone had heard of them. I don't expect much in regard of commissions from agencies anymore unless you contribute to the higher priced premium ones who target specifically high-quality buyers. It's a sign of the times, I guess. The average buyer is now used to much lower prices and special deals. Or free with AI, and freebie agencies.

So, is this the new type of agency that will be seeing more of? With focus specifically for a younger market? It would be interesting to see how this sort of marketing trend progresses.