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Two-hour rentals start at $350 for the Roaming Booth, $400 for the Selfie Booth, $525 for the 360 Video Booth and $700 for the Premium Booth, all listed on LI Fotobooths' own site. That is rarer than it should be in this category. The Farmingdale company also prices every add-on, from a $75 marquee number to a $350 button and magnet maker.
lifotobooths.comThe Selfie Booth is $400 and uploads images digitally instead of printing. The Premium Booth is $700 and prints on site. The 360 Video Booth is $525, and the Roaming Booth, which moves through the room, is $350. Every rental is quoted for two hours and includes unlimited sessions with unlimited prints or sends. Templates are customizable and there is a spotlight option. The print or the upload is the main fork in the decision.
Most booth companies hide add-ons until the proposal. LI Fotobooths lists them: a Video Guest Booth for $350, a photo signature book for $125, a flower backdrop for $200, marquee numbers at $75 each, and a button and magnet maker at $350 covering up to 100 pieces. With a Premium Booth and a few add-ons you can price a full setup from the homepage before you send an email.
Two hours is short for a Long Island reception. The site does not state an hourly overtime rate, whether an attendant is included, or what idle time costs if the booth is set up before cocktails and closed until dinner. Those three numbers will decide the real total, so get them in writing.
The traditional booth costs $850 on LI Sound DJ's pricing page.
A 360 booth from PhotoTek needs a 10 by 10 foot space, 8 by 8 at minimum, and a single 110V outlet within 25 feet.
Typical Long Island rentals run $1,200 to $2,000, according to JJ Pixx's own page, with the total depending on duration, booth type and customization.
Standard booths run $700 to $1,200 and up, 360 booths run $900 to $1,500, and a wedding booth is $700 to $1,200, according to the FAQ on Long Island Photo Booth Rental's site.