Wedibox vs Kululu

Two QR code photo apps, compared honestly. Kululu meters every plan by uploads and runs short storage clocks. Wedibox takes unlimited photos and videos from $49 and stores every plan for a year. Here is the full comparison, with every fact checked.

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Wedibox vs Kululu: The Short Answer

Both apps collect guest photos through a QR code with no app and no account, and both show them live on a big screen. The decision usually comes down to limits. Kululu caps uploads by plan: 100 on the free tier, 500 on the $39 Plus plan, unlimited only on the $99 Pro plan. Its clocks are short too, from 7 day storage on the free tier to 1 year on Pro. Wedibox has no upload cap on any paid plan, starts at $49 for unlimited photos and videos, and stores every plan, free included, for one year. At $79 Wedibox also adds RSVPs, a seating chart, a wedding website, and registry links. Pick Kululu for a small event staying under 500 photos, where $39 is genuinely the cheaper ticket.

Last updated July 28, 2026

Wedibox is our product. We have marked it clearly throughout this page. Every Kululu fact here was checked against the Kululu pricing page on July 28, 2026. Where Kululu does not publish a detail, we say "not publicly listed" instead of guessing.

Quick Comparison

The seven differences that decide most choices. Prices and features checked on each vendor site on July 28, 2026.

At a glance Wedibox Kululu
Price Free, then $29 to $79 one time Free, then $39 or $99 one time
Upload cap None on paid plans 500 at $39; unlimited only at $99
Free tier 50 uploads, 1 year of storage 100 uploads, deleted after 7 days
Guest messages Written, audio, and video Photo captions
RSVP, seating, website Website at $49; all at $79 Not publicly listed
Storage 1 year on every plan 7 days to 1 year by plan
Guest app required No No

What Both Do Well

Wedibox and Kululu agree on the fundamentals. Guests scan a QR code or open a link and upload photos and videos from their own phone. There is no app to install and no account to create, and neither platform limits how many guests can join. Both put the uploads on a big screen during the party. Kululu calls it the Live Photo Wall, and it is the heart of their product. Wedibox calls it the live slideshow. Both keep your gallery private, let you delete anything you do not want, and let you download the collection in one batch. Both charge one time, not monthly, and both give you a free tier to test with friends before the wedding. For a single screen of live guest photos at a reception, either app does the job. The differences are the upload caps, the clocks, and what else rides on the same code.

The Upload Cap Is the Whole Decision

Kululu meters every plan by uploads. The free tier stops at 100. The $39 Plus plan stops at 500. Only the $99 Pro plan removes the cap. Those numbers come straight from the Kululu pricing page, as of July 28, 2026.

Their own plan guidance says the quiet part plainly. Kululu recommends Plus for events up to 100 guests expecting no more than 500 photos, and points events of 150 guests or more at Pro. A wedding of 120 guests where each guest shares a handful of photos and videos passes 500 uploads before the first dance. On Kululu, that wedding needs the $99 plan.

Wedibox does not meter uploads on any paid plan. The $49 Wedding plan takes unlimited photos and videos, and so does everything above it. You budget by the features you want, never by guessing how many photos your guests will take. See the Wedibox pricing page.

Watch the Clocks, Not Just the Price

Kululu runs two timers on every event. The active window says how long guests can upload. The storage window says how long your memories exist before deletion. On the free tier the event is active for one day and the photos are gone in a week. Even the $39 plan closes uploads after a month and deletes after three.

Wedibox keeps one simple promise instead. Every plan stores your gallery for one year, and paid plans take uploads for six months to a year. Wedding photos trickle in for weeks as guests get home. A clock that runs out in days or a month works against how weddings actually happen.

  • Kululu Free Active 24 hours. Uploads deleted after 7 days.
  • Kululu Plus, $39 Active 1 month. Uploads kept 3 months.
  • Kululu Pro, $99 Active 3 months. Uploads kept 1 year.
  • Every Wedibox plan One year of storage, free tier included.

Where Kululu Is the Better Choice

A fair comparison names the cases where the other app wins. Here are the real ones.

Small weddings on a budget

If your wedding will stay under 500 photos and a one month upload window is enough, the $39 Kululu Plus plan is genuinely cheaper than the $49 Wedibox Wedding plan. That is a real ten dollar saving for an intimate celebration. Say fifty guests or fewer, and download everything before the three month storage window closes.

A bigger free tier for one day

The Kululu free tier accepts 100 uploads, double the Wedibox free cap of 50. For a birthday or a small party where you only want a photo wall for the night and will download everything within the week, that extra headroom is a genuine advantage.

Documented moderation tools

Kululu Pro ships moderation tools, automatic detection of inappropriate uploads runs on every plan, and they offer a human moderator on request. Wedibox does not publicly document its moderation controls. For a public event where strangers might upload, Kululu states its answer more clearly.

If neither case describes your wedding, the rest of this page is the comparison that matters.

Wedibox and Kululu Feature by Feature

The full picture, checked against both vendor sites on July 28, 2026. Where Kululu does not publish a detail, the cell says "not publicly listed" rather than guessing either way.

Feature Wedibox Kululu
Free tier to test 50 uploads, 1 year of storage 100 uploads, 7 day storage
Upload cap on paid plans None 500 at $39; none at $99
No guest app download Included Included
Live slideshow or photo wall Included Included, the core feature
Audio guestbook Included Not publicly listed
Video guestbook messages Included Not publicly listed
Written guestbook Included Not publicly listed
Photo captions from guests Not publicly listed Included
Scavenger hunt challenges Included, even on the free plan Not publicly listed
RSVP with meal preferences Included at $79 Not publicly listed
Seating chart Included at $79 Not publicly listed
Wedding website Included from $49 Not publicly listed
Registry links Included at $79 Not publicly listed
Embed in an existing website Included, $29 plan Not publicly listed
Download quality Original quality ZIP High quality batch download
Moderation tools Not publicly listed Included on Pro; auto detection on all
Unlimited guests Included Included
Custom URL Included Not publicly listed
Password protection Included Not publicly listed
Upload window 6 months at $49, 1 year at $79 24 hours free; 1 to 3 months paid
Storage 1 year on every plan 7 days free; 3 months at $39; 1 year at $99
Pricing model One time One time
Price range Free, $29, $49, $79 Free, $39, $99 (list $199)

Pricing Compared

All figures as of July 28, 2026. Both companies charge one time, not monthly.

Wedibox pricing

  • Free. 50 guest uploads, QR code, share link, and one year of storage. No credit card.
  • Embed, $29 one time. A gallery widget inside the wedding website you already have, with a 3 month upload window.
  • Wedding, $49 one time. Unlimited uploads, a wedding website, audio guestbook, live slideshow, and a 6 month upload window.
  • All-In-One, $79 one time. Adds RSVP, seating chart, and registry links, with a 1 year upload window.
  • Every plan includes one year of storage.

Full details on the Wedibox pricing page.

Kululu pricing

  • Free. 100 uploads, active 24 hours, uploads kept 7 days.
  • Plus, $39 one time. 500 uploads, active 1 month, uploads kept 3 months.
  • Pro, $99 one time, shown against a $199 list price. Unlimited uploads, active 3 months, uploads kept 1 year, moderation tools.

Prices seen in USD on the Kululu pricing page on July 28, 2026. The Pro price is promotional, so it may revert to the $199 list price later. Check the page directly before you decide.

Switching from Kululu

One thing first. Kululu deletes uploads when the storage window closes, as fast as 7 days on the free tier. If you have photos there now, download them before anything else.

  1. Download all photos and videos from Kululu in one batch while your storage window is open.
  2. Create a free Wedibox account. The first 50 uploads cost nothing, so you can test before you pay.
  3. Upload your saved photos to your Wedibox gallery, then print the new QR code on your signs and cards.

The whole move takes an afternoon. Most of that is the reprint, not the software.

Wedibox vs Kululu: Common Questions

Is Wedibox or Kululu better for a wedding?

It depends on your size. For a small wedding staying under 500 photos, the $39 Kululu Plus plan is genuinely cheaper. For most weddings, Wedibox wins on limits and breadth: unlimited uploads from $49, a year of storage on every plan, and RSVPs, seating, and a wedding website at $79.

How much does Kululu cost?

Kululu has a free tier, a $39 Plus plan capped at 500 uploads, and a $99 Pro plan with unlimited uploads, shown against a $199 list price as of July 2026. All are one time fees. Wedibox is free to start, then $29 to $79 one time with no upload caps on paid plans.

Is Kululu really free?

Yes, with tight limits. The Kululu free tier takes up to 100 uploads, but the event is active for only 24 hours and uploads are kept for 7 days, so download everything fast. The Wedibox free tier holds 50 uploads and stores them for a full year.

What is the difference between Kululu and GuestPix?

Both are photo first apps. Kululu is built around a live photo wall with upload caps by plan: 500 photos at $39, unlimited at $99. GuestPix sells gallery tiers from $49 to $119 with no upload caps but no photo wall focus. Wedibox compares with both on this site.

Do guests need to download an app for Wedibox or Kululu?

No. Both platforms run in the guest phone browser. Guests scan a QR code or open a link, then upload photos and videos without installing anything or creating an account. Both also show uploads on a live screen during the reception.

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The free plan holds 50 guest uploads with a full year of storage and no credit card. Test it with a few friends this week. If it fits, upgrade once and you are done paying. No upload caps, ever.

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