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Photoslurp was acquired by Flowbox (Jan 2022)— see Flowbox for current status.

Photoslurp

User-Generated Content

Photoslurp enabled e-commerce brands to collect, curate, and publish shoppable customer photos and videos, turning authentic social content into a measurable conversion driver.

Last updated Jun 23, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment

Founded
2014
HQ
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Parent
Connections
13

At a glance

Employees
11-50
11integrations1corporate family1acquisitions

About

A niche but well-regarded European visual UGC platform for e-commerce, later absorbed into Flowbox following acquisition

Photoslurp was a Barcelona-based visual user-generated content (UGC) platform founded to help e-commerce brands harness the power of authentic customer imagery. The platform enabled retailers to collect customer-generated photos and videos from social media and other sources, curate that content, and display it across product pages, galleries, and marketing channels to drive purchase intent and increase conversion rates. By surfacing real customer experiences at key moments in the shopping journey, Photoslurp helped brands build social proof and reduce reliance on expensive professional content production. The company carved out a notable position in the growing UGC commerce space, serving fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and consumer goods brands across Europe and beyond. Its technology focused on rights management, shoppable galleries, and analytics that tied visual UGC directly to revenue attribution — making it a compelling tool for performance-focused e-commerce teams. Photoslurp was acquired by Swedish UGC platform Flowbox, which also acquired DreamInfluence around the same period, consolidating its position as a leading European UGC and social commerce platform. Following the acquisition, Photoslurp's technology and customer base were integrated into the Flowbox platform, effectively absorbing the Photoslurp brand into Flowbox's broader offering. Flowbox is now the operating entity carrying forward the combined capabilities.

Business model

SaaS

Target market

SMB and Mid-Market

What they offer

  • Visual UGC Gallery

    Shoppable galleries displaying curated customer photos and videos on product and landing pages

  • Social Content Aggregation

    Automated collection of brand-tagged and hashtagged content from Instagram, Twitter, and other social platforms

  • Rights Management

    Tools to request and manage usage rights from content creators before publishing their content

  • UGC Analytics

    Revenue attribution and performance analytics linking visual UGC to e-commerce conversions

  • Content Curation Dashboard

    Interface for brand teams to review, approve, and organize incoming UGC before display

Key features

Shoppable UGC galleries embedded on e-commerce product pagesAutomated social media content harvesting via hashtags and mentionsRights request and approval workflow for user contentRevenue and conversion attribution tied to UGC interactionsCustomizable gallery widgets for storefrontsIntegration with major e-commerce platforms

Use cases

Displaying customer outfit photos on fashion e-commerce product pagesBuilding shoppable Instagram galleries for beauty and lifestyle brandsCollecting and moderating UGC for seasonal marketing campaignsReplacing or supplementing professional product photography with authentic customer contentMeasuring the revenue impact of social proof content

Customer segments

Fashion and apparel e-commerce brandsBeauty and cosmetics retailersLifestyle and home goods brandsConsumer electronics retailersMid-market European e-commerce companies

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Cloud-based SaaS infrastructureSocial media APIs (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook)JavaScript embeddable widgetsREST API for platform integrations

Security & compliance

GDPR

Deployment

Cloud

API

Yes

Corporate history
  1. 2014 · Founded
  2. 2022Acquired by Flowbox3 sources
    Still operating as part of Flowbox
Connection details
See integrations with Photoslurp (11)

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