Foto Master is a major player and the Draw Me Bot is a serious product. The difference is what happens after you buy it: they start more expensive and they carry software fees from the second year on.
Foto Master have been in the photo booth business a long time, they have a sales network in place and an enormous catalogue. If you already work with them and the rest of your kit is theirs, staying with them has its logic.
| PictiaX® | Draw Me Bot | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | €2,490 including tax | From $2,950 |
| Full package | €2,490, there's no cut-down version | $5,950 |
| Software, first year | Included | Included |
| Software, second year on | Still included, €0 a month | Licence from $59 a month |
| Cloud | Not needed | From $39 a month |
| Support | Included | $27 a month if you want it 24/7 |
| What a portrait uses | 1 PICTICOIN, and a PICTICOIN is a portrait | Charged per drawing generated |
Both include the software in the first year. After that, they charge the licence by the month and the cloud on top. Our software is yours forever from day one: there's no renewal and there's no version that stops working if you miss a month.
At PictiaX® the maths is the simplest we could come up with: 1 PICTICOIN is 1 portrait. Nothing to convert and no sums to work out how many you have left. When you compare consumables, always ask how many portraits come out of a pack, not how many credits are in it.
€2,490 including tax. When you compare that with a price in dollars, remember to add the exchange rate, the duty if it's coming from outside, and the VAT on the way in. That sum changes the comparison quite a lot.
We'll show you the system working and you can compare it yourself.
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