Weather Intelligence · US shoots
For each outdoor shoot, ShotBreak watches the forecast from a week out and scouts a backup spot nearby.
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See it working
The real ShotBreak opens right here, with a sample studio in it, and a voice walks you through it. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Don’t break
You’re drafting a text you don’t want to send, doing the math on a reschedule, picturing the couple who planned their whole day around this light. The rain isn’t the problem. Finding out too late is.
One photographer’s week
We can’t stop the rain. We can stop the surprise.
Take a break · How it watches
Once a shoot is inside the seven-day forecast, ShotBreak checks it for you, and checks more often as the day gets close. When the outlook changes, you see it while there’s still time to decide.
Checked twice a day.
Four times a day.
Every two hours.
Every hour, right up to the shoot.
Live forecasts come from the US National Weather Service, so they cover US shoots.
You check it when you want to. Not at 2am.
What you see
The forecast for your shoot window, in plain words.
Better, holding or worse than the last check.
A score from 0 to 100, a risk level, and a flag when it’s worth a look.
The best time to shoot that day, gear suggestions and a backup plan.
It never reschedules a shoot or messages your client for you.
Get your break · Plan B
While it watches the sky, it looks for places nearby you could shoot instead and scores each one for this session, using what visitors say about it in Google reviews. The best one is picked for you. Change it if you know a better spot.
Your client sees the forecast, how sure it is, and the backup spots with their scores, on their session page.
Pricing
Every plan runs your bookings, galleries, invoices and website. Bigger plans give you more room and take a smaller fee from client payments.
For your first paying clients
For a full season of shoots
For a full booking calendar
On every plan
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Compare every plan, line by lineShotBreak Studio, the desktop editor, is free on every plan.
Questions
Weather briefings cover US shoots for now, because the forecasts come from the US National Weather Service. The rest of ShotBreak works anywhere, including golden hour on your booking calendar.
Once your shoot is inside the seven-day forecast. Checks get more frequent as the day gets close, up to every hour on the last day.
No. It shows you the forecast, how sure it is, and a backup spot. Moving a session is always your call.
The forecast, how sure it is, and the backup spots with their scores, on their session page. Nothing is sent to them. They see it when they open the page.
It’s on by default when you create a session. You can switch it off for any session, like an indoor studio shoot.
Another question?
support@shotbreak.comStart free. Put your next outdoor session on it.
