Compare on1 and alboompro on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Photo Editing tools, Primarily a one-time, perpetual-license purchase (no…
At a Glance
on1
alboompro
Primary category
Photo Editing
Photo Editing
Rating
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Pricing model
Primarily a one-time, perpetual-license purchase (no mandatory subscription) for Photo RAW and companion apps; an optional ON1 Subscription / ON1 Plus (Photo Studio) membership is also available for continuous updates and cloud storage. Exact prices are not publicly listed on category pages and only appear per-product at checkout.
Pricing is not publicly disclosed on the Alboom website; a free account signup is available and interested photographers should contact the vendor for current plan pricing.
Starting price
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Free plan
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Free trial
Yes
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Platforms
Mac, Windows, Desktop App
Web
Team collaboration
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AI features
Yes
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Public API
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Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
on1
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
alboompro
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
Pros & Cons
on1
Pros
Perpetual (one-time purchase) licensing avoids a mandatory monthly subscription, unlike Adobe's Creative Cloud model
Combines RAW processing, layered editing, and photo library management in a single app
Growing suite of AI tools (noise reduction, sky replacement, generative erase, subject masking) built directly into the editor
MAX edition can plug into an existing Adobe Photoshop / Lightroom Classic workflow instead of requiring a full switch
Free trial available before purchase
Cons
Desktop-only application (Windows/Mac) with no browser-based or mobile editing option evident on the marketing site
As a smaller vendor than Adobe, third-party plugin/extension ecosystem and community tutorials are more limited
Public pricing isn't shown directly on category/store pages, so buyers must click into individual products to see prices
Frequent paid annual editions (e.g. Photo RAW 2026) may still require periodic upgrade purchases to stay current outside the subscription tier
alboompro
Pros
Bundles gallery delivery, photo sales, website building, album design, and CRM in one connected platform instead of separate tools
Client galleries support direct in-gallery photo/album sales with tiered bulk discounts, which can create an extra revenue stream for photographers
Direct Adobe Lightroom integration lets photographers send photos to client galleries without a separate export step
80+ customizable portfolio website themes are included for building a photographer's own site
Multilingual support (English, Portuguese-Brazil, Portuguese-Portugal) suits photographers outside English-speaking markets
Free account signup is available to start exploring the platform
Cons
Specific pricing and plan tiers are not published on the pages reviewed, so photographers must sign up or contact Alboom to see exact costs
The platform is heavily positioned around the photography niche, so it isn't a general-purpose website or CRM tool for other industries
Much of the site's marketing content is in Portuguese, which may make evaluation less convenient for English-only buyers