clyqr vs WedUploader

Same $39. One of them has a monthly bill behind it.

WedUploader sends every guest photo straight into your own Google Drive. clyqr keeps them in a gallery built around when they were taken. Both cost $39 once. Here is the part that decides it.

Buy WedUploader if owning the files is the point. Your guests upload, the files land in your Drive, they are yours, and nothing expires. For somebody who wants a folder they control and is happy to organise it themselves, that is the better product and we would rather say so.

The part their price does not include is Google. WedUploader stores nothing itself. Google gives you 15 GB free, and that 15 GB is shared with your Gmail and your Google Photos, so most people start well short of it. A wedding fills it. Their own FAQ’s answer is to download and delete, or to upgrade Google Drive to 100 GB for about $2 a month. So the honest price of “never expires” is $39 plus a storage subscription for as long as you want the photos.

clyqr is $39 and nothing after it. You get a gallery rather than a folder: photos in the order they happened, read from the time in each file, so the ceremony sits together even though half of it uploaded the next morning. You can also see the whole evening through one friend’s phone. Downloading everything at full size is free for you and for your guests, from the first day.

And where we are worse. We keep full-size originals for a year. After that the gallery stays, at viewing size, and the originals are gone unless you downloaded them. If you want the files in your own hands forever, WedUploader’s answer is better than ours, with the storage bill attached.

clyqrWedUploader
Price$39, paid once$39, paid once
Ongoing cost after you buyNoneAbout $2 a month to Google, once your Drive fills
Free tier5 GB, about 1,300 photos. Read-only after 30 days idleUnlimited, into your own Google Drive
How the gallery is sortedBy the day a photo was taken, or by who took itUpload order
Full-size downloadsFree, for the host and for guestsIncluded
VideoIncludedIncluded
Several events3 for $99, 10 for $279Unlimited albums
Storage cap30 GB, about 7,700 photosYour Google account, shared with Gmail
How long originals lastA year, then the gallery stays at viewing sizeAs long as you keep paying Google
Slideshow on a screenYesYes
Guests need an app or an accountNoNo

Read off each company’s own pricing page on 28 August 2026. Where something is not documented we say what they do document, not that it does not exist. Think we have a row wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

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