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Rival Imaging posts its prices so you never have to call to find out. Game photos are $2.99 during the game, athlete spotlights start at $50, video starts at $35, and you pay online with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card.

$2.99a game photo, during the game
$50athlete spotlights start at
$35athlete video starts at
$0for leagues, always

Game photos and spotlights

Buy from the game's gallery, or book Michael just for your athlete. Tap any price to see what you get and book it.

Post game galleries

Every regular season game Rival shoots. Live during the game, up for 48 hours after.

Athlete spotlights

One athlete, the whole camera, and a private gallery within 48 hours. Big Night is made for senior night.

Video

Shot by an Emmy-winning cinematographer. Every video comes as a private download link, with vertical versions ready to post. More about video

For athletes

For teams, schools and leagues

$0

League game coverage

Free to your league, with a share of every sale or free team photos. How it works for leagues

Included in every price

Full size, no watermark

Every photo you buy or book is the real file, ready to post or print big.

Pay how you like

Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card through Stripe. Rival never sees your card number. No account, no app.

A refund if Michael can't make it

Full refund if he can't make your game. Rained out or moved? Your booking moves with it. Change of plans more than 48 hours out: full refund.

Travel on the North Shore

The North Shore and Greater Boston are included. More than 45 minutes from Peabody may add a travel fee, shown before you pay.

Why it costs less than you'd think

A lot of sports photographers charge a game fee up front, often $200 or more for one game, and then sell the photos on top of it.

Rival Imaging flips that. Regular season games are covered for free, and families pay only for the photos they actually want, starting at $2.99. If you want the camera on your kid the whole game, a spotlight is $50.

The camera work doesn't change with the price: the same long lenses, the same spot on the sideline and the same Emmy-winning eye at a Saturday rec game as at a varsity game under the lights.

A basketball player in a black and orange number 30 jersey stretches for a loose ball

Price questions

Anything else, ask Michael.

Do I have to buy anything to look at the gallery?

No. Looking is free, and every photo has a small preview, so you only pay for the ones you love.

When do I pay for a spotlight or a video?

Online, with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card through Stripe. Send the booking and Michael texts you within a day to confirm the game and the payment.

What if Michael can't make our game?

You get a full refund. If the game is rained out or moved, your booking moves with it, and if Michael can't make the new date, you get a full refund.

Can a team or booster club pay by invoice?

Yes. Team bookings like Full Game Broadcast Coverage are quoted, and Michael sends one invoice to the team, the school or the booster club.

Is there a travel fee?

Not on the North Shore or around Greater Boston. Games more than 45 minutes from Peabody may add one, and you see it before you pay. Anywhere else in New England, ask.

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