Selling to Stock Photo Agencies

123 Royalty Free is another of the upcoming microstock sites that seems to be gaining momentum. If offers both single purchase and subscription options for

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In the ever-competitive world of micro-stock, few companies stand out. Crestock looks to be one of those few who have what it takes to succeed.

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One of the most popular microstock agencies, iStockphoto is more than a photo seller, it's an active community of photographers and designers. Read on to find out how to submit your work to iStockphoto.

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With just over 1.5 million images online, Big Stock Photo is becoming a large player in the microstock industry. A lenient royalty-free licensing method, which includes use in web templates, and decent photographer payouts, makes Big Stock Photo worth a look.

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Dreamstime is a top microstock company that has been around, in it's current form, since 2004. Photographers earn a flat rate of 50% to 60% for each photo sold.

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Fotolia is a 'social marketplace' that brings together photographers and designers, making it easy to license work at a low cost. If your photography skills are up to par, getting your work posted on Fotolia is a simple process.

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This look at Shutterstock will give you an overview of what it takes to get your photos posted for sale. Shutterstock is a microstock agency that offers over 2.5 million royalty free images for sale via subscription.

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Interested in selling photos? We'll break down the rates and commissions paid by various top microstock agencies to photographers who are selling their photos.

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