SnapCount
High school running back breaking a tackle under the lights

For creators

Get found, get booked, get paid

Snap Count puts your portfolio in front of the parents and coaches already looking for someone to shoot Friday night — and handles the booking, the licensing and the payment.

Free to join. You keep 85% of what you charge. See pricing

Why join

Reasons to join Snap Count

Families search first

Parents looking for game coverage in their area find you by ZIP and distance — no cold DMs, no chasing leads.

Your work does the selling

A portfolio page with photos and vertical reels, plus a profile families can book straight from.

You set your prices

Build your own packages and charge what your time is worth. Two license prices per package — personal use and recruiting use.

You control your calendar

Open the dates you want to shoot and set how many athletes you can take each night. Full nights stop showing as available.

Paid before you shoot

Families pay through Snap Count, so you are not chasing invoices after the game.

Reviews from real bookings

Only families who actually booked and completed a shoot can leave a rating — so your score means something.

What you can sell

More than game coverage

Photo packages

A set number of edited action shots at a fixed price, licensed for personal or recruiting use.

Sizzle reels

Game and season reels cut vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, with an optional widescreen add-on.

Offer & commitment graphics

Design work you can do from anywhere — no travel, no game slot, briefs come to you in writing.

Team & program work

Whole-game coverage, team reels and portrait days, booked by coaches on one program invoice.

Sponsor shoots

Custom shoots with teams on behalf of local sponsors — restaurants, shops and businesses that need content.

Bundle it

Offer a bundle that mixes photos, a reel and graphics so one family books more of your week.

Sponsor shoots

Local businesses pay for team content

Programs bring you in to shoot their players at a sponsor's location — a diner, a bar, a shop — and that sponsor pays for the photos. One more revenue stream that has nothing to do with game-day lighting.

Offer sponsor shoots
Players posing under a lit-up Million Dollar Cowboy Bar signA player pouring syrup on pancake stacks at a sponsor diner

How it works

Four steps to your first booking

1

Build your profile

Business name, area, what you shoot, and a portfolio of your best work.

2

Publish packages

Set the price for each thing you sell, plus the recruiting license price if you offer it.

3

Open your dates

Add the games and nights you are free, and how many athletes you can take.

4

Accept, shoot, deliver

Answer requests in the chat, hand off the files, and the booking closes out.

Ready to get booked?

Set up your profile, drop your best work in, and start taking requests from families in your area. One simple rate: you keep 85%.

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