PhotoBox

History of PhotoBox

PhotoBox is an online photo printing company offering a variety of products including photobooks, canvases and cards. It is Europe's leading online digital photo service and has over 30 million customers.

PhotoBox allows customers to personalise an array of products with their own digital photos such as photobooks, mugs, wall art, calendars and phone cases. They aim to not only sell products, but offer a memorable experience for their customers by ensuring that all their products offer the best possible quality and are delivered in a timely fashion. They take their customer service very seriously and their founding principle was to treat customers with the same respect as friends or family. PhotoBox offers great value and usually has regular voucher codes available to get fantastic deals on their products.

It was founded in 2000 by Graham Hobson and Mark Chapman. They came up with the idea while on a family weekend away after realising they wanted a service that could print their photos online and a family dream has since turned into a multi-national business.

PhotoBox initially operated from a garage in Clerkenwell, London. It was operated by Hobson and Chapman with the help of their families. They have spent the last 15 years acquiring businesses and creating a supergroup of photo product based companies called the PhotoBox Group. In 2006, PhotoBox merged with French online photo printing service Photoways. By 2007, PhotoBox services were available in 20 countries including Australia, Canada and USA with two offices in the UK and Paris.

In 2011, PhotoBox merged with Moonpig, an online greeting card company. It was at this point that they created the PhotoBox Group. They launched their cards and invitations service Papershaker in 2012. Then, in 2013 StickyGram also became part of the PhotoBox Group. The company, now called Sticky9, focuses on photo products based on Instagram. In December 2014 the group acquired Spain's leading photobook producer Hofmann.

In 2014 alone, PhotoBox produced more than 18 million cards and more than 2 million photobooks. Their first iPhone app was made available in 2011 and their first mobile website was launched in 2012.

In 2011 PhotoBox were involved in a project called 'Face Britain'. This was a national project whereby young people were asked to submit a self-portrait drawing of themselves. These were then projected onto Buckingham Palace.

Brands

PhotoBox brands include:

• Hofmann
• Moonpig
• Sticky9

Similar Stores

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Photobox's products include:

• Photobooks
• Prints
• Canvas and Wall Art
• Cases
• Home Gifts
• Mugs
• Cards
• Calendars
• Bags
• T-Shirts

Opening Times

PhotoBox is an online store only and customers can order online any time at www.photobox.co.uk. If customers need help, there is an extensive help and support section on their website that you can use for any problems you may have. Alternatively, customers can call their customer services team on 0344 854 3366 which is open from 9am to 7pm Monday to Sunday. You can also send an email through the contact form on their website. PhotoBox also offers a Live Chat feature that customers can use from 11am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and 9am to 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Delivery Information

Photo delivery prices vary depending on which product you purchase. For example, a greeting card costs £1.99 for standard delivery but an A4 photobook costs £4.29. If you purchase different products in one order, the individual delivery fees are added together. They offer tracked and special delivery services, tracked delivery costs £5.00 and special delivery is £7.00. PhotoBox also delivers to most countries worldwide. For further information about PhotoBox's delivery times and costs go to their website.

Returns Policy

PhotoBox offers a money back guarantee for items if you are not completely happy with them. Should you have an issue with your order, you can contact them through their website to tell them what the problem is. You are able to return products to a Freepost address and you can also change or cancel your order within 30 minutes of placing it on the site. For full information on PhotoBox's return policy check their website.

Security & Reviews

PhotoBox takes organisational and technical measures to stop unlawful or unauthorised use of their customer's personal data. It also uses Adyen, which gives the most advanced and secure internet payment possible. Every card transaction is made through a secure form which is transmitted to a server that uses high levels of encryption.PhotoBox has a fatantastic score on Trustpilot. There are over 5000 reviews and they have a 4 out of 5 star rating and an average score of 8.4 out of 10.

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