Where to Find Getty Images Pricing and Plans

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Getty Images publishes a dedicated pricing and plans page at gettyimages.com/plans-and-pricing. That is the primary destination for current price information. The site also separates individual purchases from enterprise options, so the page you need depends on whether you are buying for yourself or for an organization.

The main pricing page

Go directly to:

https://www.gettyimages.com/plans-and-pricing

This is the page Getty Images links to under the label "Pricing." It is the starting point for comparing plans and understanding what a license costs. Because Getty Images sells many license types (royalty-free, rights-managed, editorial, and more), expect the pricing page to route you toward the plan that matches your usage rather than showing one flat number.

Individual vs. enterprise pricing

Getty Images splits its offering in a way that matters for where you look:

Buyer type Where to look What it covers
Individual / small team Plans and pricing page Standard plans and single-image purchases
Enterprise / large organization Premium Access pages Broader access arrangements for companies

If you are buying a handful of images, start with the plans and pricing page. If you represent a company needing ongoing or high-volume access, the Premium Access area is the relevant path:

https://www.gettyimages.com/enterprise/premium-access

Getty Images also maintains a Resource Center alongside Premium Access for supporting material:

https://www.gettyimages.com/enterprise/premium-access/resource-center

Completing a purchase

Once you have chosen a plan or license, checkout runs through the site's cart:

https://www.gettyimages.com/purchase/cart

The cart is where selected images and chosen licenses are finalized. If you are still deciding, the pricing page is the place to confirm cost before adding anything to the cart.

Practical notes

  • Start at the pricing page, not the homepage. The homepage is built around browsing the collection; pricing lives on its own URL.
  • Match the page to your buyer type. Individual plans and enterprise Premium Access are separate destinations, so checking the wrong one can make pricing look unavailable or irrelevant.
  • Confirm the license type before checkout. Royalty-free, rights-managed, and editorial images carry different terms and costs, and the pricing page is where those distinctions surface.

The exact figures and plan names on these pages change over time, so treat the URLs above as the reliable entry points and read the current terms on the page itself.