Photography Portfolio Website
LensCraft · Creative & Portfolio · Photography portfolio site

A gallery-first website for photographers and studios: full-bleed portfolio collections, session packages with pricing, an about page that sells your style, and a booking form for shoots.
LensCraft is a gallery-first website for photographers and studios, which means the design gets out of the way and your images do the talking. Collections display full-bleed, session packages are priced in the open, an about page sells your style in your voice, and a booking form turns admirers into scheduled shoots. Built and launched for you for CA$35 setup and CA$20 a month.
What's included
Portfolio galleries by collection
Work is organized into collections, weddings, portraits, commercial, so each kind of client lands in a gallery curated for exactly what they're hiring.
Session packages and pricing
Packages with visible pricing filter out the mismatched enquiries and let serious clients self-select before they ever write to you.
About and style pages
Clients hire the person as much as the portfolio. A page on who you are and how you shoot helps the right clients recognize themselves.
Shoot booking form
A structured form gathers the date, the location, and the kind of shoot up front, replacing the twenty-message DM thread.
Client proofing-ready structure
The gallery architecture is organized so client-facing collections fit naturally into it, keeping your delivery workflow in the same place clients already know.
Who it's for
LensCraft is for working photographers: wedding and portrait shooters, family and newborn photographers, commercial and product studios, and anyone whose Instagram grid is currently their only portfolio. If clients have to scroll past memes and stories to judge your work, you're overdue for a real gallery.
It also suits photographers moving from side hustle to studio. Published packages and a booking form quietly reposition you from "person with a nice camera" to a business with rates, and that shift shows up in the clients you attract.
The problem it solves
A photographer's problem is rarely the work; it's how the work is seen. Social feeds compress your images, bury them within days, and surround them with everyone else's. When a wedding client compares three photographers, the one whose portfolio lives on a fast, clean site of its own starts ahead, whatever the photos themselves say.
Then there's the enquiry dance: what do you charge, are you free that Saturday, what's included. Handled by DM, it costs hours and loses bookings mid-conversation. Published packages and a booking form mean the clients who contact you already know your rates and want a date.
How it compares
Photographers often try Wix or Squarespace first, and the templates there are genuinely pretty. But pretty is the entry fee in this industry, and DIY is the catch: you're the designer, the maintainer, and the person compressing images at midnight, on a template built for businesses in general rather than around collections, session pricing, and shoot booking. Hours spent fighting a page editor are hours not spent shooting or editing.
LensCraft is built and launched for you within days, with the gallery-first structure already in place, and it costs the same for everyone: CA$35 setup, CA$20 a month, CA$35 per change you request. You send the images and the words; the site arrives finished.
Frequently asked questions
If I cancel, do I lose my portfolio site?
No. You can leave anytime and the site is yours, as is your domain. Nothing about your portfolio is held hostage.
Is hosting included, or do I pay for that on top?
Hosting and SSL are included in the CA$20 monthly fee. There's nothing extra to buy or renew.
My current portfolio is on another platform. Can it be brought over?
Yes. Migrating your galleries and content from an existing site is part of the setup.
What does it cost to add a new collection after launch?
CA$35, the flat fee for any requested change, content or design. You only pay when you ask for something.
How long before my site is live?
Within days of setup, once your selected images, packages, and about text are in.