Every guest leaves
with your video.
You leave with more.

Less than you would think, and you decide how hard to ask. The request appears on the guest’s own phone after they scan — not on the booth screen with a queue behind them — and it appears once per phone per event, not once per clip. Every gate can be off, skippable, or required, the wording is yours, and you can preview the whole sequence before doors open. Plenty of operators run weddings with the follow on and everything else off.

Some will, some will not, and you decide how hard to ask. Every gate can be required or skippable, and you can run an event with no gates at all. The app prints an average of +34 followers per event for the follow gate — that is our own figure, not an audited one, and Logibooth does not count follows for you. No app can: the platforms do not report it back.

Then you point them at yourself. The follow link is set per event, so it can open your account instead of the client’s, and the review points at your own listing. A wedding that gives you a fresh review and a few new followers is feeding your next booking, not the couple’s mailing list.

You need one, and Logibooth will not let you skip it — the contact gate refuses to turn on until you have saved a privacy-policy URL, and the guest sees it on the consent screen alongside a marketing tick that is never pre-ticked. You are the data controller for what you collect; we store it for you. You can make the contact gate required, but we would not recommend it: consent a guest cannot decline is the weakest kind, which is exactly why the marketing tick is a separate opt-in.

It is yours and it comes out whenever you want it: one tap exports a CSV — Event, Name, Contact, Type, Captured, Marketing consent and the consent timestamp. Be straight with you though: there is no Mailchimp, Klaviyo or CRM integration today. It is an export, not a sync.

Partly. Here is exactly where the line is. With no internet, the guest still gets their video — that is the point of offline mode — and the screens still appear on their phone. But an email typed with no internet is not saved, and the review page will not open. So if these matter more to you than the venue’s Wi-Fi worries you, set that booth to cloud delivery. You choose this per booth, before doors open.

No — and you should not want to. Google prohibits gating reviews or pressuring people on your premises, so the review ask ships after the download and skippable by default. It is an invitation at the moment guests are happiest, pointed at whichever listing you choose. Nothing about it is conditional on them leaving one.

Logibooth is built to be the whole capture and delivery stack rather than a layer on top of one — the iPhone is the camera, the branding is composited on the device, and the delivery runs from the same app. Pro is one flat price with no active-event caps, so it does not get more expensive on your busiest month.

Then they get theirs. The Brand Kit holds your defaults, and any event or any single booth inside it can override the logo, intro, outro, overlay and soundtrack. Swap what the client asked for, keep everything else.

Both. Logibooth is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android. One honest difference: slow motion tops out at 120fps on iPhone and 60fps on Android, so if buttery slow-mo is your signature, film on the iPhone. There is no desktop app.