I think I've tried this or similar in distant past, but didn't keep with it.

Now I'm trying to simplify my stock business and streamline some of the work. It seems to come highly regarded, but after reading some of the posts and reviews, I have a question. The developer is welcome to jump in also, but want some real life answers from users if you don't mind.

Why and how does it save time?

Currently, I have an automated FTP process send my daily uploads to the 8-10 agencies I regularly submit to. Then every morning, I go to each one and go through whatever process is involved to finish. Metadata is already done via Lightroom. As you know, some agencies are a few clicks to finish while others take more time, picking categories and such.

From what I've read, it grabs the files and then I go to each agency and do the things required to make sure the upload is ready. So how is this different from doing it on the site. I don't mind spending the money if it will help, but just wanted to know more about how that happens. I would probably need the Casual or Pro level subscription.

TIA

You can let StockSubmitter pick categories for you based on keywords and such. Works pretty good, sometimes you need to adjust it manually.

Stocksubmitter is especially useful for saving time on submitting to agencies, specifically those that require you to zip your files.

The key feature of the program is that you don't need to go to every agency website and fill the custom fields manually.
The program will do it for you and submit your files for review.

Thanks, I've been working with Dmitry and think I have it all worked out.

Except for the fact that apparently, there is no documentation anywhere.

Yes this is a huge issue we have at the moment, but we're working on that and we do already have a couple of video tutorials to help the new users.

Is the mac version now paid for? and does it now have all of the same features as the windows version?

It is now using the same subscription model, but is providing 2 months of subscription at the cost of one.

If files are ready to upload it means the upload process didn't happen or didn't succeed. Please check the "Errors" button for the possible errors.

If files are still "uploaded" and not "submitted" it means the files either still didn't appear at the agency website (check the unfinished list at the website) or there was an error during submission (check the "Errors" button).