Tave

What is Tave?

Tave is a studio management tool for photographers that VSCO acquired in May 2025 and now sells as VSCO Workspace. It handles leads, scheduling, contracts, invoices and client communication in one place.

Key features of Tave

• Scheduling: client self-booking.
• Automations and workflows: trigger tasks and messages by job stage.
• Text messaging: available in the U.S. and Canada only.
• Quotes and invoicing: with automated payment reminders.
• Online contracts: pre-filled from client questionnaires.
• Client portal and questionnaires: a place for clients to sign, pay and answer questions.
• Lead tracking and reporting: track inquiries, email activity and results.
• Migration and training: free CRM migration, tailored setup and one-on-one training.

How Tave works

A photographer captures a lead, sends a questionnaire and quote, and converts it to a contract and invoice that clients complete online. Automations send reminders and follow-ups by email or text, and reports show lead sources and revenue.

Who uses Tave?

Photographers and small studios use it to run client work. Workspace can import data from CRMs such as HoneyBook, Dubsado and Studio Ninja.

Tave pricing

VSCO lists VSCO One, which bundles Workspace with its photo editing and gallery suite, at $41.67 a month or $499.99 billed annually, with a 30-day risk-free trial. A Workspace-only price is on a separate pricing page, and Workspace has a Try for free button.

Tave integrations

The Workspace page names no third-party integrations. It mentions migrating data from HoneyBook, Dubsado and Studio Ninja.

Tave alternatives

Dubsado is a general client management tool used by many creative businesses. 17hats combines CRM, invoicing and bookkeeping for small service businesses. ShootQ is another photography studio manager.