Memzo and MomentPik both use face recognition to deliver every guest their own photos. The difference is the bill. Memzo charges 3¢ per photo, so a 5,000-photo event runs about $150. MomentPik's flat fee for the same event is about $20, delivered free to every guest. Memzo keeps galleries live for two years and has a strong following in South Asia. MomentPik is far cheaper at volume, publishes its selling prices instead of quoting them, and now matches that two-year window as a paid bundle.
The 60-second verdict
Both columns are real. Pick the one that sounds like your event.
Choose Memzo if…
- You want photos to stay live for two years with nothing extra to configure
- You're sharing a small event and its 300-photo free tier covers you
- You prefer paying per photo and never thinking about tiers
Choose MomentPik if…
- You're sharing thousands of photos: flat pricing is far cheaper ($20 vs $150 at 5,000)
- You want to sell with published pricing, not a 'contact sales' quote
- You want a flat organizer fee with every guest downloading free
- You run events constantly and want unlimited events on one monthly plan
At a glance
A tick marks the stronger side for that row. No tick means it's genuinely even.
| What matters | Memzo | MomentPik |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing shape | 3¢ per photo shared | Flat fee per event |
| Free delivery, 5,000 photos | ≈ $150 | ≈ $20 |
| Free delivery, 10,000 photos | ≈ $300 | ≈ $30 |
| Selling photos | Custom pricing, contact sales | Published: 15% per-event, 0% monthly |
| Gallery stays live | Up to 2 years, included | Up to 2 years, as a paid bundle |
| Free tier | 300 photos / 1 GB | Every event under 100 photos, free |
Who actually pays
"Free for organizers" always means someone else is paying. Here's who.
The organizer pays 3¢ for every photo shared. 1,000 photos is about $30, 5,000 about $150, 10,000 about $300. Guests download free. Selling photos to guests is available but priced by quote, not published.
The organizer pays a flat per-event fee, about $20 for a 5,000-photo event in free mode, and every guest downloads free. Selling is published up front: keep 85% per event, or 100% on the monthly whitelabel plan.
What support actually looks like
Support with Memzo
Self-serve platform with a wallet-credit top-up model. Bulk and selling arrangements go through their sales team.
Support with MomentPik
Self-serve with published pricing, plus a named team that helps hands-on through your first events.
Where Memzo genuinely wins
- Two-year retention is included by default, not a paid add-on
- The 300-photo free tier covers a small event outright
- It's an established, trusted name in the South Asian events market
- 4K storage and a mature mobile app are part of the package
Memzo is a genuinely good face-recognition sharing app with a loyal base, especially across South Asia, the same region where MomentPik has delivered races for the Islamabad Running Club and Special Olympics Pakistan. So this isn’t a quality argument. Both find every guest their photos.
It’s a pricing-shape argument. Per-photo billing is fine for a small shoot and punishing for a big one: 10,000 photos is $300 on Memzo and about $30 on MomentPik. And where Memzo sends you to a sales team to talk about selling, MomentPik just publishes the number. The one place Memzo has led, two years of retention, MomentPik now matches as a bundle.
MomentPik also covers race & marathon photos . Same platform, same flat pricing, delivered to every attendee.