A professionally run photo booth rental costs $350 to $1,200 in 2026, depending on booth type, hours, and prints. Most companies make you request a quote to learn that; we publish our prices. Every number below is our real rate, and it's the pricing we run at hundreds of Louisiana events a year.
| Booth type | Our price | Per hour | What drives the cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital (social) booth | $350 (2 hr), $525 (3 hr), $700 (4 hr) | about $175/hr | No printer or print media; digital delivery only |
| Portrait (print) booth | $500 / $700 / $900 (3 hr tiers) | about $165 to $300/hr | Studio lighting, attendant, print volume (unlimited at $900) |
| Glam booth | $500 / $700 / $900 (3 hr tiers) | about $165 to $300/hr | Same spine as portrait, black and white editorial finish |
| 360 video booth | $900 (3 hr) | about $300/hr | Rotating camera platform, mandatory attendant, video processing |
| Roaming photographer | $1,000 | varies by event | A professional photographer instead of a stationary booth |
| Virtual booth | from $50 | n/a | Online only; no equipment or staff on site |
Every on-site rental includes delivery, setup, teardown, and a layout or overlay designed in house. Portrait, glam, and 360 rentals include a trained attendant for the whole event.
The number changes with the event, so we've written the honest breakdown for each:
Photo booth quotes range from $200 to $2,000 for what sounds like the same thing. The spread is what's behind the booth: an unattended iPad on a ring light versus a professional camera, studio lighting, an attendant all night, in-house design, and insurance a venue will accept. Our guide to what a rental should include lists the five questions that expose a thin quote.
And if you're still choosing a booth type, the full comparison table puts price, prints, space, and best-fit events side by side.