For Agencies

One stack for every client site. Your brand on all of it.

Everything solo builders get – visual builds, native blocks for Elementor, Divi, Bricks, and Gutenberg, granular client permissions, hooks throughout – plus the mass-management layer an agency actually runs on: white-label admin, multisite management, team roles, and one update cycle across the whole portfolio.

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Built for agency scale

Everything your teams need, on every site you run

One stack across every client site.

Replace the mix of gallery plugins scattered across your portfolio with one standard. One tool your team learns once, one thing you support, one changelog on update day.

Whatever builder the project uses.

Native Elementor, Divi, Bricks, and Gutenberg blocks with the same control surface – your team ships the same quality whichever builder a client site is on. No custom code, no shortcode wrappers.

Your brand in the client's admin.

White-label the gallery panel so clients see the agency they’re paying, not the plugin you’re using. The sites you build and support carry your name.

Built for teams, not just builders.

Per-gallery team permissions and roles let designers, developers, and content editors work the same sites without stepping on each other – and the activity log shows who changed what, when.

Handoffs that survive the client's team.

Granular permissions keep client editors away from the settings that break layouts, and revision history undoes any slip in one click. Fewer broken-gallery tickets in the support inbox.

The full developer surface, on every site.

Hooks covering almost every part of the plugin, a REST API, and custom CSS & JS. Build your agency’s automations and design system once – reuse them on every project.

Built for scale

Set the standard once. Roll it out everywhere.

Turn your best build into the studio standard – saved templates, brand controls, and permission presets that every new client site starts from. Your teams deliver consistent work in half the setup, and the developer surface stays underneath for the projects that need something custom.

Mass-management, built in

The tools that only matter at scale

White label, multisite, team roles, audit trails, proofing – the layer that turns a gallery plugin into something an agency can standardize on.

White Label

Rebrand the gallery panel in every client admin. The clients you support see your agency’s name – not the plugin you standardized on.

Run galleries across a multisite network from one place – one install to update, network-wide oversight, per-site control where you need it.

Per-gallery team permissions for designers, developers, content editors, and client users. Everyone gets exactly the access their role needs – nothing more.

A full audit trail of who changed what, when – across every gallery. One-click restore rolls back any change a retainer client shouldn’t have made.

Move gallery setups between staging and production, or from one client site to another. Backups and restore keep portfolio rollouts reversible.

Clients review, star, and approve images through a private link – no login, no email chains. Proofing that fits inside your delivery workflow.

The Agency Workflow

From client onboarding to retainer, the same repeatable playbook

Step 1
Standardize the stack

Every client arrives with a different gallery plugin. Migrate NextGEN, Envira, Modula, or FooGallery setups with a dry-run first – captions, alt text, and structure come across, and nothing commits until you approve.

Step 2
Roll out your system

New sites start from your saved templates and brand controls instead of a blank canvas. Teams build in whatever builder the project uses – Elementor, Divi, Bricks, or Gutenberg – with the same controls in each.

Step 3
Run it as a service

White-label the admin, set per-client permissions, and support with confidence – the activity log shows what changed, and revision history undoes it in one click. Fewer tickets, calmer retainers.

Template Library

Your studio standard, shipped with every site

Start from 30+ professionally designed templates, or turn your own best builds into reusable ones. Either way, every new client site opens at your agency’s standard – not at zero.

Curated for real client builds

Templates for portfolios, case studies, product galleries, events, and more - a professional starting point for any client brief.

Save your builds as agency templates

Style one flagship project, save it, and reuse it across the portfolio. Consistent quality without rebuilding - on every retainer.

Live preview on each client's real content

Every template renders against the client's actual images before you commit. No surprises after apply - and zero theme-clash debugging.

Per-client brand controls

Colors, typography, spacing, and gallery defaults per site - each client keeps their brand while your team keeps one workflow.

Free is a complete toolkit

Free covers the build. Agency covers the business.

Everything a single client site needs is in Free and Pro. The Agency plan adds the layer you run a portfolio on – white label, multisite, team roles, audit trails, and client proofing.

Build & Integrate
Performance, SEO & Markup
Scale, Teams & White Label
One stack, whole portfolio

Support one plugin, not one per client

Every client site on the same stack means one changelog to read, one update to test, and one tool every new hire learns – instead of a different gallery plugin on every retainer.

Everything you need
FotoGrids
One plugin. Every capability.
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Update cycle across the portfolio
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Your brand, white-labeled

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. White labeling is included in the Agency plan (and available as a paid extension on Pro Plus). Clients see your agency’s branding in the gallery panel – the sites you build and support carry your name.

Yes. Per-gallery team permissions give designers, developers, and content editors exactly the access their role needs, autosave keeps work from being lost, and the activity log shows who changed what, when.

Exactly what you decide. Permissions control which galleries and settings each client user can reach, and with white label the panel carries your agency’s branding rather than FotoGrids’.

Revision history restores any gallery to a previous state in one click, and the activity log tells you what changed and who changed it – so the fix takes a minute, not a support thread.

Yes – the migration assistant supports NextGEN, Envira, FooGallery, Modula, and more. Run it in dry-run mode first; captions, alt text, EXIF, and album structure all come across.

Yes. Import and export move gallery setups between environments or between client sites, and backups with restore keep bigger rollouts reversible.

Yes. Galleries can be managed across a multisite network from one place, with network-wide analytics available on supported plans.