# Dropl

> Photos and videos for all your client websites. Updated without a deploy. Manage client galleries from one dashboard. Upload photos and videos yourself, or let clients add them from their phone. Connect each gallery once—handle future updates in Dropl.

## Key pages

- [Pricing](https://www.dropl.io/pricing): One plan, $15/month for unlimited client sites, with optional capacity packs and what happens at the limits.
- [Showcases](https://www.dropl.io/showcases): Photo and video galleries with category filters, embedded on any website.
- [Video](https://www.dropl.io/video): Ad-free video hosting with a branded player and private or password-protected videos.
- [Webflow video hosting](https://www.dropl.io/for/webflow): Ad-free video and galleries with photos and video for Webflow. Paste one Code Embed, let clients upload from their phone, and skip reopening the Designer.
- [Framer video and galleries](https://www.dropl.io/for/framer): Adaptive, ad-free video and photo galleries for Framer sites. Paste one Embed, build portfolios with a page per project, and let clients add their own media.
- [WordPress gallery without a plugin](https://www.dropl.io/for/wordpress/gallery-without-plugin): Add a photo and video gallery to WordPress with a Custom HTML block. No plugin, no media library bloat, and clients can update it from their phone.
- [Next.js video hosting](https://www.dropl.io/for/nextjs): Host client videos and photo galleries outside your Next.js repo. Embed them with a small component that works with the App Router and client-side navigation.
- [Vimeo alternative](https://www.dropl.io/alternatives/vimeo): A Vimeo alternative for web designers and agencies: one flat plan, unlimited client sites and team members, an ad-free branded player, and photo showcases.
- [Wistia alternative](https://www.dropl.io/alternatives/wistia): A flat-priced Wistia alternative for agencies: unlimited videos, client sites, and team members on one plan, with an ad-free player and no per-user fees.
- [Elfsight alternative](https://www.dropl.io/alternatives/elfsight): Hosted photo and video galleries for client websites. One flat plan for unlimited sites, no per-widget view caps, and clients update media themselves.
- [Cloudinary alternative](https://www.dropl.io/alternatives/cloudinary): Host client photos and videos and embed galleries without code. One flat monthly plan, unlimited client sites and team members, and a client portal.
- [Vimeo vs Wistia](https://www.dropl.io/compare/vimeo-vs-wistia): Vimeo vs Wistia for hosting video on client websites: pricing, seats, branding, privacy, analytics, and limits compared, plus where Dropl fits for agencies.
- [YouTube vs Vimeo](https://www.dropl.io/compare/youtube-vs-vimeo): YouTube vs Vimeo for embedding video on business and client websites: ads, related videos, branding, privacy, and price compared, plus where Dropl fits.
- [Docs](https://www.dropl.io/docs): Guides for the dashboard, embeds, the client portal, and the API.

## Docs: Getting started

- [Getting started](https://www.dropl.io/docs/getting-started): Set up your account and first client site, embed a video and a showcase, and invite your team and clients.

## Docs: Showcases

- [Projects layout](https://www.dropl.io/docs/showcases/projects): Turn a showcase into a portfolio, with a page for each project and its own photos, description, and details.

## Docs: Collections

- [Collections](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections): Structured content your clients edit themselves, like menus, inventory, events, and listings, that your website reads from Dropl.
- [Set up Collections with AI](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections/set-up-with-ai): Describe your client's content in plain language and let Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client design the collections, import the content, and wire up the site.
- [Show collections on your website](https://www.dropl.io/docs/collections/website-api): Read a collection's published items from Dropl's public endpoint, with filters, sorting, paging, TypeScript types, and a Next.js example.

## Docs: Feedback

- [Feedback](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback): Your clients point at anything on their live website and request a change. Each request reaches you with the page, element, screenshot, and device.
- [Install the Dropl script](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback/install): Add one script tag to your client's website so they can request changes from the page. Steps for Next.js, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, and HTML.
- [Resolve feedback with AI](https://www.dropl.io/docs/feedback/ai-resolves-feedback): Let Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client read your clients' feedback, make the changes in your project, and mark each request done with a note.

## Docs: Client sites

- [Client sites and domains](https://www.dropl.io/docs/client-sites/domains-and-embed-protection): Save each client's website domains and, if you want, only let their videos and showcases load on those domains.

## Docs: AI & API

- [Set up with AI (Cursor, Claude Code)](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/set-up-with-ai): Connect Dropl to Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client so your AI assistant can set up collections, create showcases, upload media, and paste embed codes.
- [API keys](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/api-keys): Create, limit, and revoke the keys that let AI assistants and scripts work in your Dropl account.
- [Public API](https://www.dropl.io/docs/ai-and-api/public-api): Call Dropl from your own scripts and servers. Base URL, authentication, scopes, errors, idempotency, rate limits, and upload limits.

## API and AI tools

- [Full docs](https://www.dropl.io/llms-full.txt): every docs page as Markdown in one file.
- [OpenAPI document](https://www.dropl.io/api/v1/openapi.json): every Public API endpoint, with Bearer API key auth.
- Dropl MCP ([@dropl/mcp on npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dropl/mcp)): Dropl MCP lets AI coding agents set up Dropl for client websites: create client sites and showcases (embeddable photo and video galleries), upload whole folders of media with categories, fetch embed code for HTML, Next.js, WordPress, Webflow, and Framer, manage collections like menus, inventory, and events, and work through client feedback by fixing it in code, replying, and marking it done. Clients then update their own photos and videos from a phone, without a CMS. Add `npx -y @dropl/mcp@latest` to an MCP client (Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code), then run `npx -y @dropl/mcp login` to connect a Dropl account.