Pricing
Pay once. Keep it forever.
Every film and every camera is $19.99, one time. No watermark, no ads, no subscription. The only monthly plan is cloud backup, and you can skip it.
Free tier
$0
No card. No trial countdown.
- +3 film filters: Portra 400, CineStill 800T, Tri-X 400
- +3 vintage cameras: Lomo LC-A, Holga 120N, Rolleiflex 2.8F
- +Shoot photos and video
CAM135
$19.99 once
Buy it once. That's the whole offer.
- +All 11 film filters
- +All 23 vintage cameras
- +Film frames, date stamps and handwritten captions
- +The local batch filter
- +The AI photo editor
- +No watermark. No ads. No subscription.
Cloud
$19.99 / mo
Only if you want your rolls backed up.
- +Everything in CAM135
- +Cloud backup of your rolls
- +3-day free trial
- +Cancel anytime
PRICES IN USD · $19.99 ONCE = FILM FILTERS + VINTAGE CAMERAS · CLOUD BACKUP = $19.99 / MONTH
The objections
No watermark. No ads. No subscription.
The three things every review in this category asks for. CAM135's answer is the same for all three.
No watermark
CAM135 doesn't sign your photos. Buy it once and the pictures come out clean.
No ads
There's no ad-supported tier. The free tier is there to show you the film, not to sell you ads.
No subscription for film looks
The films and cameras are a one-time purchase. The only subscription is cloud backup, and skipping it costs you nothing.
Questions
The short answers.
- Is it really $19.99 once?
- Yes. All 11 films and all 23 cameras, forever, for $19.99. Nothing renews.
- What is the monthly plan for?
- Cloud backup, and nothing else. Same app, plus your rolls saved and restorable. The films don't need it.
- What does the free tier include?
- Three films — Portra 400, CineStill 800T and Tri-X 400 — and three cameras: the Lomo LC-A, the Holga 120N and the Rolleiflex 2.8F. No card required.
- Does the AI photo editor cost extra?
- It's included. Heavier edits run on credits — $9.99 for 300, or $29.99 for 1,000. A light cleanup costs a few; a big rework costs more.
CAM135 costs less than one roll of Portra.
A single roll, developed and scanned, runs about the same as CAM135. CAM135 doesn’t run out.