TL;DR: These two are closer than most comparisons in this category. Choose GuestCam if you want a voice guestbook on the $49 plan, guest portals in many languages, or selfie-based photo finding. Choose QR Moments if you want the album to stay online permanently (Premium, $99) and simple pricing with no add-ons.
Both are browser-based, so guests scan a QR code and upload without installing anything. Both charge once per event with no per-guest fees, and both keep original-quality files and offer a live slideshow. You’ll be happy with either for a typical wedding. The decision comes down to three details.
We make QR Moments. GuestCam’s details below are from guestcam.co and its pricing page in November 2026.
| GuestCam | QR Moments | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Standard $49, Premium $97 (one-time) | Standard $49, Premium $99 (one-time) |
| Guests and uploads | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Upload window | 6 months (Standard), 12 months (Premium) | Whole album period |
| Storage | 12 months (Standard), 14 months (Premium) | 1 year (Standard), forever (Premium) |
| Voice guestbook | All plans | Premium |
| Separate galleries | Unlimited sub-galleries on Standard; 6 main galleries on Premium | Up to 6 sub-albums on Premium |
| Live slideshow | All plans | Both plans |
| Extras | MagicFind selfie search ($45 add-on), dial-in phone number add-on, 17 guest languages | PIN protection and moderation on both plans |
Where GuestCam wins
Voice messages on the cheaper plan. If an audio guestbook is the main reason you’re buying and you’re happy to download everything within a year, GuestCam Standard gives you that for $49. QR Moments puts voice messages on Premium.
International guest lists. GuestCam’s guest portal is available in 17 languages. QR Moments’ site is in English, German, Spanish and French (more on planning for this in destination wedding photo sharing). And MagicFind, where a guest takes a selfie and gets a personal collection of photos they appear in, is a genuinely useful add-on at a big wedding.
Where QR Moments wins
Permanence. GuestCam’s longest storage is 14 months. QR Moments Premium keeps the album and its link online forever, which matters more than people expect: the link you put in thank-you cards still works on your tenth anniversary, and you never get a “download before your album expires” email in the middle of a busy year.
Upload timing. GuestCam’s Standard plan closes guest uploads after six months. QR Moments doesn’t list a separate upload cut-off: the album stays open for its full term, so a cousin who finds photos months later can still add them.
Simpler pricing. Two plans, no add-ons to weigh. PIN protection and moderation are on both.
Our verdict
Voice guestbook on a budget, or guests from many countries: GuestCam. A keepsake album that never expires, at $99 with voice included: QR Moments Premium. If you only need photos and video and will download within a year, the two Standard plans are close to equal, so go with whichever upload page you prefer after testing both. QR Moments lets you make a free test album to try it.
Comparing more options? See the best POV alternatives, or read about the audio guest book alternative to rental phones.
See QR Moments pricing → 30-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
How long does GuestCam keep photos? According to its pricing page, 12 months on Standard and 14 months on Premium, starting from the event date you set.
How long does QR Moments keep photos? One year from the event date on Standard, and permanently on Premium.
Do both include a live slideshow? Yes, on every plan.
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