123RF – A Review

When it comes to royalty free images, the name of 123RF comes to the mind, instantaneously. This microstock platform has over 45 million royalty free images. It provides one of the best platforms for selling photos online.

These images and photos can be easily purchased on an individual basis or on a subscription basis. To start with single purchases, you have to refill your balance which in turns provide you credits which can be spent throughout the year. A minimum payment comprises of $15 which is then converted into 15 credits into your account. You can then purchases photographs with 1 credit. In other cases, you can easily purchase images for 2,3,4,5 and 10 credits.

123RF vector images are in bitmap format. All of the vector files have fixed price of 5 credits.

It has one of the lowest credit on the individual purchase. It provides a cheaper option of buying single photograph among the other microstock websites. Its affordability is also similar when it comes to subscription plans also.  It has one of the cheapest subscription plans which starts from $89. This price includes over 150 royalty free images with each image priced at $0.59. There exits a daily limit of 4 images.

There exists an interesting bonus program for customers called “Rewards”. On spending every dollar on buying credit package or in case, subscription plan, you get one bonus RF point in average.

When you get RF points which you can use them by turning them into free credits which can be used for purchasing images. Like, you get 250 points then you get additional 50 credits.

123RF is among the best stock photo agency which has serious potential for authors of the stock photo.

You can try this agency if you are looking for the considerable amount of images at best price offered in the market. You can take the individual route to buy images or the subscription plan. In case you go for this microstock agency, then don’t forget to share your views and experience with us. You can always post your suggestions in the comment sector below.