Qualify and book
Keep inquiry notes, estimate, agreement, deposit, and schedule together.
Stelaah connects the relationship around your photography work. Inquiries become clients, accepted estimates become projects, shoot dates stay visible, galleries stay linked, and invoices do not disappear into email.
Keep inquiry notes, estimate, agreement, deposit, and schedule together.
Give assistants, editors, and clients the right view of tasks, files, and decisions.
Connect the gallery handoff, balance invoice, payment status, and follow-up.
The useful part is not a bigger contact list. It is the connection between the person, the promise, the production plan, the delivery, and the money.
Capture the source, contact details, event or shoot type, budget, dates, preferences, and every message that shapes the opportunity.
Keep the accepted scope, signed contract, deposit invoice, project plan, and client-facing schedule connected instead of rebuilding them in separate tools.
Assign preparation, shot-list, travel, equipment, editing, proofing, and delivery work with the client context attached.
Link the final gallery, approval, invoice, reminder history, and payment state to the same client. See what is complete and what still needs attention.
The same workflow should work when one person owns every step and when a team splits sales, production, editing, and finance.
It should connect inquiries, client details, proposals, contracts, projects, shoot dates, files, galleries, invoices, and payment status. A contact database alone leaves too much of the relationship scattered.
Yes. A solo photographer can own every step. A larger team can assign producers, shooters, editors, finance owners, and approvers while keeping one client history.
No. Stelaah coordinates the client and operational workflow around the shoot. Specialist editing tools can remain part of the production stack.
Start with one active client and connect the booking, project, gallery, and invoice.