Snazooka works the same in Manchester as it does in Mayo. Your guests scan a QR code with their phones and their photos go up on the screen at your venue, with nothing to hire, deliver or post back. Prices are shown in pounds, with VAT included.
If your phone or computer is set to UK time, our pages show prices in pounds. The Event plan is £19.99 at the launch price, usually £24.99, for one event, with VAT included and no charge per guest. Checkout is in pounds too, through Link, Stripe's checkout, which takes care of the VAT and emails your receipt. You can try everything on the Free plan first. More about pricing.
Snazooka is guest photo sharing with a live screen, not a photo booth or a hire. Nobody comes to your venue and nothing has to be returned. You set up your event on our website, print the QR cards yourself, and open the screen on the venue's TV or a laptop plugged into it. Your guests scan the code with their own phones, and the photos they take appear on the screen as the night goes on. Afterwards you download everything at full size.
Hotels, pubs, village halls, barns and marquees: if there's a TV or a projector, or you bring one, it works. Plug in a laptop with an HDMI lead, or use a smart TV's browser. Our big screen guide has the details. Guests upload over their own phone data, so the venue's Wi-Fi doesn't need to be good, and uploads keep trying if the signal drops in the corner of a barn.
On Google Cloud servers in the EU, private to your event, never used for advertising and never sold. UK data protection law recognises the EU's protections as adequate, so storing photos there is straightforward under UK GDPR. We delete each event 90 days after uploads close, after reminding you to download everything. Companies can have our data processing agreement.
Snazooka is made by GBA Solutions, a software company in Naas, Co. Kildare, in Ireland. Email hello@snazooka.com and you'll hear from the people who built it.
Yes. If you're in the UK, our pages and the checkout show the price in pounds, with VAT included.
No. Everything happens on our website and your guests' phones. You print the QR cards and use the venue's screen.
Guests need some phone signal or Wi-Fi to upload, and the screen needs a connection too. Uploads keep trying if the signal drops, and a phone hotspot is usually enough for the screen.
Yes. Only people with your link or QR code can see the photos, and you can turn on approval so nothing goes on the screen until you've said yes.
More answers in the questions on the home page.