In today's digital realm, 360 photo booths are becoming increasingly popular in the events and entertainment industries. These devices offer immersive experiences for guests at weddings, parties, and corporate functions.

However, understanding the pricing, brands, and essential equipment linked with these photo booths can pose a challenge for many.

In this article, our goal is to shed light on these aspects by tackling common inquiries, providing you with thorough insights into the world of 360 photo booths.

1、How much does it cost to rent a 360 photo booth per hour?

This question doesn't have a definitive answer, as specific pricing varies depending on the service packages offered by individual vendors. Taking the United States as an example, on Yelp, you can find rental rates for OrbitalMemories360 Photo Booths in California priced at $575 for every 2 hours, while S.T.R.E.T.C.H Entertainment in New York offers rentals at $350 for every 2 hours.

2、Is there a free 360 photo booth app?

Yes, there are a few free 360 photo booth apps available in the market, but the majority of them come with a price tag. For traditional manufacturers like FROECTRY, their focus may lie more on research and development as well as the production of photo booths rather than app development.

If you opt for a FROECTRY photo booth, you can download and use the 'yTok' 360 photo booth app for free from the iPhone App Store. 

3、What is the best 360 photo booth brand?

If you're on a tight budget, consider purchasing from Alibaba. A recommended supplier is "Shenzhen Panorama Photography Equipment Co., Ltd." Their website is https://vividtok.en.alibaba.com/?spm=a2700.7756200.0.0.bf9a71d2OHlH7z.

For suppliers based in the USA or Canada, you might consider FROECTRY. Visit their website at https://www.smart360photobooth.com/. Alternatively, you can search for "FROECTRY 360 photo booth" directly on Amazon.

4、What equipment do I need for a 360 photo booth?

You'll likely need the following equipment: a camera (alternatively, an iPhone or iPad), props for ambiance, additional lighting (if necessary), backdrop panels (if necessary), and a printer (often not needed).

And most importantly, remember to purchase insurance. You never know what accidents might occur while your clients are experiencing the 360 booth.