Make Money Online & Business review
PhotoJobz review
A 'get paid to take photos' membership page that promises you can upload photos and sell them to buyers, with 'no limit' on earnings. The page has placeholder text, no price and no refund terms.
Pass
Not recommended. The page promises uncapped earnings, gives no price, fee structure, payout terms or buyer evidence, and shows signs of an unfinished template. Photographers have better-documented ways to sell images, such as stock-photo agencies, where you can read the commission rates before joining. Do not pay for access before you see how and when you would get paid.
- Price
- Not stated
- Billing
- Price not shown
- Best for
- Nobody on this evidence; photographers should compare established stock-photo marketplaces
- Not for
- Anyone who wants to know the fees, commission and payout rules before joining
PhotoJobz at a glance
PhotoJobz says its network helps you sell pictures to buyers who need them for websites, catalogs, books, magazines and ads. The page describes a four-step flow: take photos, work online as a freelancer, upload and earn, and says there is no limit on how much you can earn, with the claim that you can be paid wherever you live. A sign-up form offers early access to a course. The page still has a Lorem ipsum placeholder, a stray name and a footer saying 2020, which suggest it is not well maintained.
- Language
- English
- Type
- Membership / course for selling photos
- Earnings claim
- No limit (seller's wording)
- Price
- Not shown
- Refund
- Not shown
- Seller
- Not named
- Page quality
- Placeholder text and 2020 copyright
What the page says
Take photos, upload them, and the network sells them to buyers who need images. The copy says you work as a freelancer, can be your own boss and live anywhere. It does not name any buyers, marketplaces, commission rates or payout schedule.
A form asks for your details to give early access to a course.
Earnings
'No limit on how much you can earn' is a theoretical statement rather than evidence. Selling photos usually earns small amounts per image on most agencies, and income depends on volume, quality and demand.
Price
The page we read shows no price; it is only revealed later in the funnel or at the ClickBank order form, which we could not open.
Pros and cons
What works
- Photography is a real skill and market
What does not
- No price, fees or payout terms
- Uncapped earnings wording
- Placeholder text and outdated copyright
- Sells photos through an unnamed network
PhotoJobz FAQ
How much does PhotoJobz cost?
No price is shown on the page we read.
Can I really sell photos?
You can through many sites; this page does not explain its own network.
Who runs it?
The page does not name a company.
Is there a refund?
We found no terms.
The bottom line
Not recommended. The page promises uncapped earnings, gives no price, fee structure, payout terms or buyer evidence, and shows signs of an unfinished template. Photographers have better-documented ways to sell images, such as stock-photo agencies, where you can read the commission rates before joining. Do not pay for access before you see how and when you would get paid.
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