Real Estate Photo Delivery to Agents

What makes this delivery hard today

Agents want the files inside an hour and will not create an account, install an app, or remember a password to get them.
A raw Drive folder link technically works, but it shows the agent a file manager full of DSC_ filenames instead of the property.
WeTransfer links expire in a week, so the agent comes back for the same listing two months later and you have to resend everything.
You shoot 15 properties a month; a platform that charges by storage is charging you for the same square footage every year.

The GalleryLink workflow

1
Edit into a folder per property
Keep the folder naming you already use — 42 Oak Street, exteriors and interiors in subfolders if you want them grouped. That structure carries straight into the gallery as named scenes.
2
Publish it as a grid
Paste the folder link and pick the Grid layout: uniform thumbnails, calm rhythm, exactly what a listing set wants. Add the property address as the title so the agent's inbox tells them what it is.
3
Send the link — no password needed
Listing photos are about to be public anyway, so most photographers leave them open. The agent clicks once, downloads full-resolution originals from the lightbox, and never sees a signup screen.
4
Reshoot without resending
Twilight shots the next evening, or a replacement for the room the stagers redid? Drop them into the same Drive folder. The link the agent already has updates itself.

Why it fits real estate photographers

Links that don't expire

No seven-day window. When the listing relists in eight months and the agent needs the photos again, the original link still works — and so does everything you shot before it.

Flat pricing at high volume

Pro is unlimited galleries for one flat price, so your bill is the same whether you delivered four properties this month or forty. Storage-tiered platforms are the wrong shape for this business.

Nothing for the agent to learn

No account, no app, no password if you don't set one. One link, a download button, done — which is the actual reason agents keep using the photographer who makes it easy.

Video walkthroughs alongside stills

Drop the walkthrough or drone clip into the same folder and it plays inline in the gallery. Agents get the whole listing package from one URL.

Your name on the delivery

On Pro the gallery sits on your own subdomain with your branding. When the agent forwards it to the seller, your studio name travels with it.

What it costs

The free plan publishes one live gallery — enough to try this on a real job. Pro is $5/mo or $50/yr for unlimited galleries, password protection, every theme and layout, and your own studio subdomain. Your photos stay in your Google Drive either way, so nothing here is priced by storage.

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Questions real estate photographers ask

How do I send real estate photos to an agent quickly?+

Share the property's Google Drive folder as "Anyone with the link", paste it into GalleryLink, choose the Grid layout, and send the generated link. The agent opens it in a browser with no account and downloads the full-resolution files — typically under two minutes of work after your export finishes.

Do the links expire like WeTransfer?+

No. GalleryLink links have no expiry. The gallery reads your Drive folder live, so it keeps working as long as the folder exists and stays shared — which matters when a listing comes back on the market months later.

Can the agent download everything at once?+

Each file downloads at full resolution from the lightbox. For a whole-set grab, the underlying Drive folder is still yours to share directly — GalleryLink is the presentation layer, not a lock on your files.

Is it worth it for small jobs?+

The free plan covers one live gallery, which is enough to try it on a real listing. Photographers shooting several properties a week are the ones who move to Pro, because unlimited galleries at a flat price is the whole point at that volume.

Can I brand the gallery for my studio?+

On Pro, yes — your own subdomain, your logo, your accent color, and no GalleryLink branding on the gallery.