How much can you earn? Stocksy is definitely generous when it comes to paying contributors – it pays out 50% commission on standard licenses and and 75% on extended licenses, which is a really fair deal.

The Stocksy licenses are based on size and are priced at $10, $25, $50 and $100.

How do I apply to Stocksy? All applications go through our Call To Artists page. All applications go through our Call To Artists page. You will be prompted to fill out a short form to let us know a bit about yourself and upload 10 images or videos to activate your application.

Here are 24 stock photography websites that offer a wide range of images you can use.

• Reshot. Stock photos can be pretty cheesy.
• Unsplash. Unsplash may be the most well-known resource for free stock photos.
• Pexels.
• Artgrid.
• Icons 8.
• StockSnap.
• Kaboompics.
• Shopify Burst.

Stocksy United is looking for talented creators who can add depth and breadth to our collection. You don’t have to be a seasoned artist or have years of industry experience to apply—we look for originality, creativity, consistency, and interesting ideas.

$24.95 to $49.95 for a full length track of 2 minutes or longer. and $9.95 and up for a short music loop. There still seems to be a very wide range of prices and licensing options across the board for royalty free music.

Not only are the images way cooler than most of the ones that you find on other sites, but you don’t have to waste your time literally going through thousands of “average” photos to finally find a good one. All of the photos are Stocksy are excellent.

Best Places to Sell Your Photos Online

1. On Your Own Website. The number one best place to sell photos online is on your own website.
2. Adobe Stock.
3. Shutterstock.
4. Alamy.
5. Etsy.
6. Fotomoto.
7. Crestock.
8. 500px.

Stocksy is a new concept in stock photography. The agency is a co-operative owned collectively by photographers and members. The vision is to democratize the process of stock photography with this sustainable business model developed by Bruce Livingstone, the original owner and creator of iStockphoto

There is a reason why everyone loves the new stock photo agency Stocksy so much. Our Stocksy review will give a detailed view on this new cooperative agency – which treats their photographers like partners and their customers like friends. Here are the basics at first glance: Stocksy is a new concept in stock photography.

Stocksy United is an art-forward, royalty-free stock photography + footage agency founded on creative integrity and respect for artists. Founded as a platform co-op, we ensure that our empowered shareholder artists receive fair pay — 50%-75% of all licenses go directly into contributors’ pockets.

Being a Stocksy contributor and co-op member means having the opportunity to participate and drive the business through elections, resolutions, voting and annual general meetings.