Stamp job photos with the date they were taken, the job name, and the address — in one batch, on copies, offline.
Windows 10/11 · $9 once after September 25 · originals never touched
Before-and-after shots, permit documentation, damage you found when you arrived, work you finished when you left. A photo with the date, job, and address burned in settles arguments a filename never will. PhotoStamp reads the date the photo was taken from the camera's own metadata — not the day you got around to sending it.
Download during launch month and the full app is yours, free, forever — our thanks for kicking the tires. From September 26 it's $9, once, the usual Sterling way: no subscription, no account.
Every feature — stamping, logo, PDF reports, all of it. Downloads during launch month never expire and never nag.
Download PhotoStamp14-day full trial, then $9 unlocks the whole thing for good. No tiers, no feature locks — you either have PhotoStamp or you don't, the usual Sterling way.
Same downloadAlso free: Sterling QuickFill — your business info, one hotkey away. The same buy-once philosophy runs the whole Sterling suite.
The photo's own EXIF metadata — the moment the camera took it. If a photo has no metadata, the file's date is used instead.
Never. Stamped copies go to a separate "stamped" folder. The originals are read, not written.
Stripped from the copies by default, so location data doesn't travel with what you send clients. If location is your evidence, tick "Keep GPS data".
No. Launch copies are full-featured forever. That's the deal.
[Match whatever you already say for your other apps here — same answer, same signing situation.]
Yes. Windows 10 and 11.