Corporate

Corporate Headshot Booth Pricing in Toronto: How a Group Event Is Quoted

· Last updated September 2026· ~3 min read

Quick Answer

A Team Headshot Day is a flat on-site block that starts from $1,650. A headshot booth is a different format, and Omilia writes a quote for it once it knows your headcount, your window and your venue. Omilia publishes starting prices for individual sessions and Team Headshot Days. It does not publish a booth price, because the number depends on how many people sit. Retouched and unretouched images appear as separate lines in the quote. See corporate headshot services for current starting prices.

Why a Booth Is Quoted Differently From a Team Day

At a conference, a staff appreciation day, or a client function, everyone needs a photo inside one window, and nobody holds a scheduled slot.

Omilia's Team Headshot Day is a flat block. The studio comes to your office, each team member gets 8 to 12 minutes of individual attention, and the edited set arrives within 24 hours. On-location setup within the GTA is included in the Team Headshot Day price. The block suits a team that can be scheduled across a workday, one person after another.

A booth has a different shape. People arrive in a stream, the window is fixed, and the final headcount can move until the day itself. A flat block sized for a scheduled team cannot follow that stream, so Omilia writes a booth quote for the event itself.

What Goes Into a Booth Quote

Three facts start the quote: how many people will sit, how long the window runs, and where the booth will stand. Headcount sets the size of the quote. Where the booth stands matters because Omilia sets up a portable studio there. It needs a quiet space with reasonable ceiling height and good power access.

From those three facts, Omilia writes a quote showing retouched and unretouched options, and you review it before anything is booked.

Retouched or Unretouched

Every booth quote carries two options as separate lines. Retouched images receive finishing edits, which suits a leadership page, a press kit, or a client-facing bio. Unretouched files suit internal use, such as a staff directory, an intranet profile, or a badge. Seeing both lines side by side lets you make the choice against a written number at booking.

Questions That Make Two Booth Quotes Comparable

Quotes for the same event can arrive in different units: per person, per hour, or per package. Before comparing prices, put every quote on the same footing by asking each vendor about the same five points.

Cover the headcount cap and the price above it, images per person, retouching included or extra, delivery time, and setup and travel. Once all five answers are in writing, two quotes can be laid side by side.

When a Booth Makes Sense

A booth fits a large group, a fixed window, and people who are already gathered in one place, such as a conference or a staff event. The photographer sets up at the venue and people step through in turn.

Small groups suit individual sessions, which start from $225, or a Team Headshot Day. Guests who arrive spread across a full day fit a team day's calendar better than a booth built for continuous flow. A venue where people are scattered across several rooms rules out a booth altogether.

To scope one, send the headcount, the window, and the venue. Omilia replies with a written quote showing retouched and unretouched options. See the full corporate photography lineup if you are weighing several formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a headshot booth priced differently from a team headshot day?

A Team Headshot Day is a flat on-site block that starts from $1,650 and suits a team scheduled across a workday. A booth is quoted from your headcount, your window and your venue, because people arrive in a stream inside a fixed window. You review the written quote before anything is booked.

What does Omilia need to quote a headshot booth?

Three facts start the quote: the number of people who will sit, the length of the window, and the venue. From those, Omilia writes a quote with retouched and unretouched images as separate lines. You review it before anything is booked and choose retouched or unretouched against a written number.

What is the difference between retouched and unretouched booth images?

Retouched images receive finishing edits, which suits a leadership page, a press kit, or a client-facing bio. Unretouched files suit internal use, such as a staff directory, an intranet profile, or a badge. A booth quote shows both options as separate lines, so you can choose against a written number before booking.

What should I ask any headshot booth vendor before I book?

Ask five questions. What is the headcount cap, and what happens to the price above it? How many finished images does each person receive? Is retouching included or extra? How long until files arrive? Are setup and travel inside the number? Written answers put two quotes on the same footing.

When does a booth make more sense than individual sessions or a team day?

A booth fits a large group inside a fixed window, such as a conference or a staff event, where scheduling individual time slots is impractical. Small groups suit individual sessions, which start from $225, or a Team Headshot Day. Guests arriving across a full day also fit a team day, because a booth is built for continuous flow.

Planning a headshot booth or a team day?

Send the headcount, the window, and the venue. Omilia replies with a written quote for both retouched and unretouched images.

See corporate headshot services