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Earn from your wildlife photography

Sell your trips, workshops, courses, prints and presets from your WLIFE page. Each offer gets its own sales page, buyers pay on it, the money goes to you through Whop, and they find what they bought in your client space.

Your offers, your money

  • A sales page for every offer

    Trips, workshops, courses, coaching, digital and physical products: each offer has its own page on WLIFE, with its price and a Buy button.

  • Paid to you through Whop

    Buyers pay on your offer's page and the money goes to your own payouts account on Whop, after a short identity check. WLIFE's fee per sale: 3% on Explorer, 2% on Pro, 1% on Business. Whop charges its own processing fees: check them on Whop.

  • Buyers served at once

    Each buyer gets your client space right after paying: lessons, files, live links and practical details. On Pro, your CRM, e-mails and invoices are on the same account.

Three steps

  1. 1

    Create your free page

    Your WLIFE page at wlife.bio/yourname, with your portfolio and your links. Free to start.

  2. 2

    Create your first offer

    A preset pack, a workshop, a guide: add it in Offers with its price, photos and exactly what the buyer gets.

  3. 3

    Get paid

    Set up your payouts once in Offers, then share your page: buyers pay on the offer's page and the money goes to you through Whop.

Your WLIFE page and the product ideas are free for everyone. Selling starts with Explorer: up to 5 items for sale at the same time on Explorer (offers and product cards together), as many as you like on Pro and Business.

Product ideas

What wildlife photographers often sell. The price ranges are indicative only, in US dollars: set yours from your work, your audience and your costs.

  • Lightroom preset pack

    The editing looks you use on your own wildlife photos, ready to apply.

    $10 to $40 per pack

    What to prepare

    5 to 15 presets tested on different light (dawn, harsh sun, snow, forest shade), before-and-after examples from your own photos, and short install notes for desktop and mobile.

  • Workshop or photo outing

    A guided half day or day in the field, in a place you know well.

    $60 to $250 per person

    What to prepare

    The date and time, the number of places, the general area (never the exact spot of a sensitive species), what is included, the level, what to bring, the meeting point you will share after booking, and your cancellation terms.

  • Online course or video tutorial

    Teach one skill well: fieldcraft, a camera setting, an editing workflow.

    $30 to $200 per course

    What to prepare

    One clear promise, 3 to 10 short videos with a simple outline, a worksheet or checklist, and a sample lesson you can show for free.

  • E-book: species or destination guide

    What you learned in the field, in a guide others can use before their trip.

    $8 to $30 per guide

    What to prepare

    A PDF of 20 to 60 pages: when to go, behaviour and light, ethical distances, gear notes and your own photos with captions. Check facts and credit any source.

  • Printable calendar or wallpapers

    Your best images as a calendar to print at home or as phone and desktop wallpapers.

    $3 to $20 per set

    What to prepare

    High-resolution files in common sizes (A4, Letter, phone and desktop screens), a year grid checked for the right dates, and a short note on personal use only.

  • Video mentoring session

    One-to-one time: a portfolio review, trip planning or editing help.

    $50 to $150 per hour

    What to prepare

    The length of the session, what you will cover, what the person sends you beforehand (photos, questions), your video tool and how they choose a time.

  • Photo usage licence

    Let a publication, a brand or a lodge use one of your photos.

    $50 to $500 per photo

    What to prepare

    The photo in full resolution, written terms (where it may be used, for how long, print or online, credit line), and model or property releases if people or private places appear.

Indicative ranges in US dollars, seen among independent photographers. Not a promise of income.

Wild Income: make your wildlife photos pay

Wild Income: 15 lessons in three levels, beginner to pro, in your member space. Coming soon: join the waiting list and we'll email you when it opens.

Beginner · Lay the foundations and sell your first product

  1. Four ways your wildlife photos can pay
  2. Turn field clips into income: TikTok, Shorts and WLIFE Creators
  3. Make the gear in your bag earn its keep
  4. Your first product, finished in a few weeks
  5. Your first sale: offer, price, Buy button

Intermediate · Build several sources of income

  1. Field-tested: reviews that viewers and brands trust
  2. Partner with the tools you already love
  3. From your hard drive to their wall: prints and calendars
  4. Fill your first workshop
  5. Read your numbers, sell more

Advanced and pro · Run a real business

  1. Teach what you know: courses, presets and e-books
  2. Coach live: one-to-one and group editing sessions
  3. Get published and paid: licences and magazines
  4. Lead safaris with your team
  5. Your whole business in one place

Video course

Wild Income

From passion to paycheck: how wildlife photographers really make money, from beginner to pro

15 video lessons in three levels, beginner to pro: video platforms and WLIFE Creators, affiliate links and partnerships, prints, workshops, courses, coaching, licensing and safaris, and running it all on WLIFE.

15 video lessons · the full course in 13 languages · lifetime access

Coming soonJoin the waiting list: we'll email you when the course opens.

Become a WLIFE creator

Something different: in the creator programme you promote WLIFE and are rewarded for it. Earn is about selling your own offers.

Start with a free page

Start free with your page and the product ideas. Selling starts with Explorer: up to 5 items for sale at the same time (offers and product cards together), as many as you like on Pro and Business.