Hi,

we made a detailed list of 100+ stock agencies (photo, vectors and footage), including royalty & subscription rates, license types & editorial files and library size.

link:
https://dropstock.io/ultimate-list-of-stock-photo-agencies

Dropstock http://dropstock.io is a service that distribute your photos, videos and vectors from your Dropbox to any agency's FTP. It saves time and bandwidth uploading your stuff. Awhile ago we added a video support, which brought quite some technical challenges, especially when video uploads grew.

Two weeks ago we hit the new record with thousands of video uploads sized between 300 MB and 4 GB .. and added few more servers to manage videos and general uploads.

Welcome to try it out, if you haven't done it yet!

If you have ideas and suggestions how to further improve dropstock.io, we are looking forward to hear from you!

Just received yesterday

Hello ***,

some of your images have been paid out incorrectly due to a wrong implementation of the API by one of our partners.

On the one hand, images have been paid out although they have not been downloaded by customers.

On the other hand, those images that have been licenced by customers, have been paid out twice.

We have now canceled those erroneous entries in your account:


Amount: ***

Number of images: ***


The partner has fixed the API implementation immediately after this bug has been reported.

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.



Best regards,



Robert Walters


Had a look where those sales happened (actually they managed to mark them in the sales report). Had few sales "returned" that happened 1 YEAR ago.

I stopped submitting new content there 2 years ago, but just left my files there (not sure why). Never had much sales there anyways.

Hi all,

I'm not among the most active writers here in the forum, but as a part-time stock photographer I regularly come here and get myself updated with all the new stuff in microstock world.

I travel and work a lot, so something that really bothered me was wasting countless hours of manually uploading files to different agencies over unreliable FTP connections. Uploading 100 pictures this way is painfully inefficient. Doing that from Laos Wifi or on cellular network?

So, I asked a programming friend to help me improve my workflow and we came up with simple solution:

Sync pictures once to Dropbox and distribute them from there through the cloud to all my FTP accounts.

Dropbox handles all the unstable parts of getting files to the internet uncorrupted and securely. I don't even have to monitor that process, I can work offline on selecting, enhancing and keywording photos and then just put them in my local Dropbox folder. Once I'm online, Dropbox syncs them and seconds later they are ready to be submitted on all my stock agencies!

This has saved me quite a few hours in the last weeks already and we figured it might be useful for other people too. Since I'm a designer by profession and my friend is a developer, we just hit the work hammocks and created a website.

If you want to save some time and repetitive work, you can give it a try now. During the beta it's free for unlimited number of photos & FTP accounts. All your photos and FTP credentials stay inside your Dropbox accounts, we don't store any of that on our servers.

Here is how it works
https://youtu.be/n_8VZwFXatU

Here's the link: http://dropstock.io/?=ms

Let us know what you think!
For any further questions post here or PM me.

Look like IS got another concurrent in discount.
100 photos for $99 or
200 hi-res for $160 valid for a year.

http://www.mightydeals.com/deal/depositphotos.html

Guess we are getting the subs comission?