Posy vs Kululu
The short answer
Both hand guests a QR code and skip the app store. Kululu charges by how many photos get uploaded, Posy by how many guests you invite. If you want unlimited uploads, Kululu asks $99 and Posy asks $29.
Choose Posy if
- You want unlimited photos and videos without paying $99 for the privilege.
- You want the gallery to still be there next anniversary, not next week.
- Your wedding is small and you would rather not subsidise a large one.
- You want full-resolution downloads for a full 12 months.
Choose Kululu if
- A live photo wall displays uploads on a screen during the event.
- Guest numbers never affect the price, so a very large wedding on a small budget can use the free or Plus plan.
We would rather you picked the right tool than the wrong one.
Posy vs Kululu at a glance
| Posy | Kululu | |
|---|---|---|
| Cheapest paid plan | $29 | $39 |
| Unlimited uploads from | $29, every plan | $99, Pro only |
| Guests can upload for | 12 months, every plan | 24 hours to 3 months |
| You keep the gallery for | 12 months, every plan | 7 days to 1 year |
| Priced by | Guest count | Upload count |
| Billing | One-time | One-time |
| Full-resolution downloads | Yes, all 12 months | Bulk download on paid plans |
Kululu figures taken from their own published pricing on 23 August 2026. Prices change, so check before you buy. Ours are on our pricing page.
The upload cap is the whole decision
Kululu's Plus plan stops at 500 uploads. That sounds generous until you count it: 100 guests taking 5 photos each is exactly 500.
Kululu asks you to predict how much your guests will shoot. Posy asks how many are coming, a number already on a spreadsheet somewhere.
Pricing compared
| Plan | Price | Guests | Uploads | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Posy Priced by guest count | ||||
| Tiny Toasts | $29 | Up to 50 | Unlimited photos and videos | 12 months |
| Champagne Towers | $59 | Up to 150 | Unlimited photos and videos | 12 months |
| Happily Ever After | $99 | 200+ | Unlimited photos and videos | 12 months |
| Kululu Priced by upload count | ||||
| Free | $0 | Unlimited | Up to 100 photos and videos | 7 days |
| Plus | $39 | Unlimited | Up to 500 photos and videos | 3 months |
| Pro | $99 | Unlimited | Unlimited | 12 months |
Kululu figures taken from their own published pricing, checked on 23 August 2026. Prices and limits change, so check before you buy. Posy figures are on our pricing page.
Choose Posy if
- You want unlimited uploads. Every plan carries unlimited photos and videos. There is no counter running, and nothing stops working at midnight.
- You want 12 months of access. Your gallery stays up for a full year on every plan, including the $29 one, not just the top tier.
- You want to pay once. One payment. No subscription, no renewal, no card charged again next year.
- You want the originals. Full-resolution downloads for the whole 12 months, not a compressed export of your own wedding.
- You want guests to just use it. They scan a QR code and upload. No app to install, no account to make, on any phone.
- You want it private. The gallery is private to your QR code. No public feed and no algorithm, only the people you invited.
Common questions
For unlimited uploads, Posy, and by a wide margin. Kululu charges $99 to lift its upload cap. Posy has no cap on any plan, so the same freedom starts at $29 and includes 12 months of access.
Yes, and it is worth knowing what it covers: 100 uploads, kept for 7 days, with uploads open for 24 hours from your event date. That is plenty for testing the idea. For a wedding it is tight, since 100 guests sharing one photo each would pass it before the cake. Posy starts at $29 with no upload cap and 12 months to download everything.
No. Both work by scanning a QR code that opens a web page in the phone browser. No app store, no account, on either service.
Kululu keeps uploads 7 days on Free, 3 months on Plus and 12 months on Pro, so the longest window sits on its dearest plan. Posy keeps your gallery 12 months on every plan, from $29 up, with full-resolution downloads throughout.
Further uploads stop. The practical risk is that nobody realises until after the day, and the photos lost are the late ones nobody else took. Posy does not count uploads on any plan.