Category guide
The content delivery platform for creators.
A content delivery platform for creators is software that hands finished photos and video to a client inside one branded gallery, with viewing, organisation, and download built in. It replaces the file-transfer link that most creators still send after a shoot.
Relyve is that platform for wedding content creators: upload from your phone, shape the gallery, and send one link the client can open straight away.
First, a distinction
Four different things share this name.
Search for “content delivery platform” and you will find tools solving unrelated problems. Only the first row below describes what Relyve does.
Client content delivery
RelyveMoves finished work from you to the person who commissioned it. Success is a clear, branded, private handoff that the client can view and download.
Social publishing and distribution
Pushes content out to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and similar networks. Success is reach across public channels, not a client handoff.
Cloud storage and file transfer
Moves bytes between people. Reliable for storage and collaboration, but the recipient lands in a folder rather than a presentation.
Content delivery network (CDN)
Infrastructure that serves assets quickly from edge locations. A technical layer beneath websites and apps, not a product creators hand to a client.
What the software does
What to expect from a delivery platform.
Photos and video in one place
Stills, vertical clips, and finished files sit in a single gallery, so the client never has to reconcile two links or two formats.
Upload from the device you shoot on
Content goes up from your phone rather than waiting for a desk session, which is what makes a fast handoff realistic.
Your brand, not the platform's
Logo, colours, cover imagery, custom fonts, a delivery message, and a custom domain keep the delivery attached to your studio.
No account for the client
The person receiving the work opens a link and views their content. They are not asked to sign up before they can see it.
Download control
You decide what can be saved. Clients download individual files or the complete delivery when you enable it.
Visibility after sending
Gallery analytics tell you the delivery landed, instead of leaving you to ask whether the link worked.
The workflow
From card to client link.
- 01
Upload
Add the photos and clips from your phone once the shoot is done.
- 02
Organise
Arrange the gallery around the client's story rather than a folder tree.
- 03
Brand
Apply your identity so the delivery reads as part of your service.
- 04
Share
Send one link that opens without an account.
- 05
Download
Let the client take individual files or the whole delivery, when you allow it.
Good fit
Who this is for.
- Wedding content creators delivering photos and vertical clips to couples
- Photographers and videographers who want the handoff to match their brand
- Event and brand creators sending finished work to a paying client
- Small studios that deliver regularly and want one consistent experience
Look elsewhere
When it is the wrong tool.
- You need to schedule and publish posts to social networks
- You want a general team drive for works in progress and documents
- You are looking for a CDN to serve assets on your own website or app
- Your priority is public video hosting and audience growth
Deliver weddings? Start here instead.
The wedding workflow has its own timing, its own formats, and its own audience of two. We wrote a separate guide for it.
Common questions
What is a content delivery platform for creators?
It is software that hands finished photo and video work to a client through one branded gallery, with viewing and download built in. For creators the phrase means client delivery, not the content delivery networks that serve website assets or the social publishing tools that post to multiple channels.
How is this different from Dropbox, Google Drive, or WeTransfer?
Those tools move files well, but the client usually arrives at a folder listing. A delivery platform controls the presentation: your branding, an ordered gallery, in-place viewing of photos and video, and download rules you set.
Who should use one?
Wedding content creators, photographers, videographers, event creators, and studios who hand visual work to a paying client and want the handoff to feel like part of the service rather than an afterthought.
Do clients need to create an account?
Not with Relyve. Clients open the delivery, view their content, and download whatever you have made available without signing up.
What does Relyve cost?
Relyve is priced by storage rather than by feature tier, from 100 GB to 3 TB per month, and every plan includes the full feature set. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Keep reading: the client gallery delivery guide and how Relyve compares to ClipFlo. For the tools most creators are moving away from, there are detailed comparisons with Dropbox, Google Drive, and WeTransfer.