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Design app for small sellers: on-model shots, studio product photos, video and 5,000 templates.
Bazaart began as a mobile photo editor in 2012 and has grown into a design app aimed at people running a shop on their own. The AI side covers on-model photos, studio-style product shots, AI photoshoot backdrops and short product video; around it sit more than 5,000 templates for storefronts, ads and social posts plus a stock library the company puts at 20 million photos, graphics and fonts. The same account works across iOS, Android and the web, and the apps carry Best of App Store and Best of Google Play awards with over 500,000 five-star reviews. The catch when comparing costs is that no price appears on the website at all - the subscription is sold inside the apps.
No price is published on the site and no pricing page exists; the paid tier is an in-app subscription. The apps themselves are free to install and the site repeatedly calls the app free.
Use tool ↗Fourteen years of mobile editing work shows in the app quality, and the pivot to merchant-focused AI - on-model shots, studio photos, product video - fits the audience it already had. It is a genuine alternative to Canva for someone working from a phone. Buying it blind is the problem: no price is published anywhere outside the app stores.
Watch out: Subscription terms live entirely in the app stores, so cancellation and refunds run through Apple or Google rather than the vendor.
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