The PrintCounter Pro allows you to define for any flow screen in your photo booth profile whether, where and in what size the number of available prints should be displayed.

So you can only write the number in small letters in the upper left corner so that the supervisor on site can always see when it is time to change paper.

You can also make this information available to the guests, for example on the start screen. "You can still make ### printouts!"
Instead of the ###, the current counter status is displayed.

In the case of unsupervised events, events lasting several days or permanent installations, it is good to know when to add paper to the printer. So you can save yourself a useless trip to the photo booth in the future.

The PrintCounter Pro allows you to define threshold values at which you will be automatically informed by email. The best thing about it. The text of the email can be freely designed and can therefore contain all the necessary information about location, supervisor, customer, etc.

I often take photos myself at the party where my photo booth is. I would rather have an SMS instead of an email, because then I will be actively notified.

No problem with the PrintCounter Pro. You can either use your existing SMS account from Twilio.com or any Email2SMS provider (eg SMS77.io).
The text of the SMS is also freely configurable and so the 160 characters can be used perfectly.

With the PrintCounter Pro you can, for example, when there are no more prints left, run a video on the photo booth screen in a loop.
The video explains step by step how to change the paper and the ribbon in the printer.
When everything is ready, the guest presses a button on the screen and they can continue.

The page with the video is an HTML page and can be freely designed.

In this way, you could also have a promotional video from your client played back after every 5 or 10 prints. Just as an idea ...

With PrintCounter Pro, a script action can be stored for any remaining number of prints.

Even if this is admittedly one of the advanced functions, it enables very useful functions.
For example, you can activate the multiprint for the first 200 printouts at an event.
After 200 prints, it will automatically switch to a single-print profile, and if the paper is empty, it will switch to a profile where it will only be saved.
Or would you like to have a file with the respective print status of your photobooth in your Dropbox? No problem. After each sequence you can synchronize the file with the current data.
Or ... or ... or ...

As I said, not easy, but POWERFUL.

In addition to the actual main function of the PrintCounterPro (display of remaining prints and follow-up actions), there is also the option of activating the photo booth for a certain period of time (e.g. 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.) or a certain period of time (e.g. 3 hours).

Example: The customer books the photo booth for 3 hours, but it is set up at the location the evening before and only picked up the following day. To make sure that the photo box is only used for the period booked, the PrintCounter Pro can be used to lock the screen before and after the agreed time and display freely definable information.
The whole thing goes so far that you can buy an activation code by phone or digistore to have another hour of fun. This enables payment models to be developed that were previously not possible.

In addition to the period and time span, the number of prints can also be limited with the PrintCounter Pro. The number of prints does not necessarily have to match the number of images per roll.
Possible usage scenarios could be as follows:
Customer books the photo box with 100 prints. On the fresh roll are 400 printouts. After 100 prints can either
- the photobooth is completely blocked
- the profile can be changed from printing to "save only"
- the print screen continues to appear, and the client or a guest (e.g. Uncle Willi) can buy an activation code for 50 additional prints, e.g. by telephone or via Digistore24.