Getty Images
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$225.00
× 12 months$2,700.00
Per year
$22.50 per person / mo
$2,700
Getty Images vs Depositphotos
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Getty Images
27%
match · $2,700/yr
Depositphotos
63%
match · $300/yr
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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Depositphotos
Unlimited
Flat price, whole team$25.00
× 12 months$300.00
Per year
$2.50 per person / mo
$300
Getty Images
From $225
Brands, publishers and agencies that need editorial, archive or premium creative images for high-visibility work.
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Depositphotos
From $25
G2 4.4 · 44 reviewsSmall businesses, freelancers and startups that need many everyday images on a small budget, or a few images without a subscription.
Side by side
| Getty Images | Depositphotos | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $225/month for 10 creative images (annual plan) | Unlimited from $25/month (12-month plan); packs from $27 |
| G2 Rating | Not yet verified | 4.4 (44 reviews) |
| Best For | Brands, publishers and agencies that need editorial, archive or premium creative images for high-visibility work. | Small businesses, freelancers and startups that need many everyday images on a small budget, or a few images without a subscription. |
Pros and cons
Getty Images
Pros
- Deepest editorial and archive collection
- Premium creative content competitors are less likely to use
- Enterprise legal coverage up to uncapped
- No AI-generated contributor content
Cons
- By far the most expensive per image
- Subscription images cannot be used in new projects after you cancel
- Editorial images cannot be used commercially
Depositphotos
Pros
- Cheapest unlimited plan among the paid sites compared
- Small prepaid packs for occasional buyers
- True month-to-month option
- Extended license available one image at a time
Cons
- Liability capped at $5,000 in the license agreement
- Less curated than Getty or iStock Premium
- Unlimited plans come with the Standard license only
Emily Rodriguez