TommyCarey
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So I get up to 3,000 images a month while other websites are charging $75 a month for just 10 images. If you do the math, that's $10 an image for the expensive websites and $2.003 per image on the website that I use 





I always play it safe and just pull a picture from billionphotos since I can put them on clients websites and not worry about getting a lawsuit for image piracy. I've seen image sharing/selling companies send out some pretty harsh charges because the designer thought they were using a free image but in reality there was a license needed to use it.
Play it safe :D
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Usually lol.
When I started using them they had 150,000+ images and they've doubled that within 8 to 10 months. So maybe in a few years they will be big contenders in the image sharing niche
Oh yeah it is :D Usually lol.
I've had a few times when I couldn't find the perfect image and I had to settle on something. But that's not too often since they have over 300,000 images on their website :D When I started using them they had 150,000+ images and they've doubled that within 8 to 10 months. So maybe in a few years they will be big contenders in the image sharing niche :D
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Everett
Usually if I am designing a website template, my go to is pixabay, or other stock photo websites, and I usually find an image I like for free. However, if I ever needed to buy a photo i probably would go with a subscription instead of paying for rights to an image in a single purchase. What is the difference between Billionphotos, and istock images other than payment plans or price? I tend to use primarily free photos that allow for both commercial and personal purposes. I have never paid for any images before, and don't think I would ever. Usually if I am designing a website template, my go to is pixabay, or other stock photo websites, and I usually find an image I like for free. However, if I ever needed to buy a photo i probably would go with a subscription instead of paying for rights to an image in a single purchase.
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