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Earnings analytics with AI production advice.

Some agencies (Alamy and others) show views, zooms and earnings only in the browser — no API. The Dotshock Companion reads those dashboards in your own logged-in session and feeds the numbers to stats.shock.


The outcome .stats.shock delivers.

.stats.shock pulls your sales and earnings from every agency into one consolidated view, then turns that history into weekly, AI-generated advice on what to shoot next. Instead of exporting spreadsheets from each platform and guessing what is working, you see which subjects, styles and concepts actually earn — and that read-out loops straight back into .plan.shock as the starting point for your next shoot.

  • One earnings view across every agency. Downloads and revenue from all your stock platforms consolidated into a single, comparable dashboard.
  • Know which work pays. See earnings broken down by subject, style and concept, so the best-performing parts of your catalogue are obvious at a glance.
  • Weekly advice on what to shoot next. AI reads your published output and earnings and returns a concrete, ranked list of what to produce more of.
  • Closed loop back to brief. Production advice feeds directly into .plan.shock, so every new shoot starts from what the numbers already proved.
  • Spot the trend before it cools. Track rising and fading demand week over week and reprioritise the catalogue while the lift is still there.
  • Decide from evidence, not memory. Replace guesswork and scattered exports with a single record of what your library actually earned.

Built for the photographers who need it.

For contributors who want to optimise what they produce next. If you sell across several agencies and want your next shoot list driven by what already earns rather than a hunch, .stats.shock turns scattered sales data into a clear, weekly direction for production.

Where .stats.shock fits.

.publish.shock .stats.shock .plan.shock

A parallel track, not a step you pass through: .stats.shock reads your published output and loops weekly production advice back into .plan.shock — closing the production line into a loop. In the spirit of Stock Performer; not affiliated.

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Live numbers from the tabs you already have open.

A browser can’t read another site’s session — so the Suite ships the same-origin Dotshock Companion. Leave Shutterstock, Adobe Stock or iStock/Getty signed in, and the app detects those tabs on load and pulls your lifetime gross, downloads and per-year totals automatically. No passwords are ever entered into .stats.shock, and nothing leaves your machine — the Companion reads on the agency’s own page and hands back totals only. (The same extension also runs publish.shock’s portal steps.)

  • No agency password is ever entered into .stats.shock
  • Read-only — it reads your own contributor earnings, nothing else
  • Nothing leaves your browser — totals stay on your machine

Download Companion (.zip) Install guide Open the app

One-time install: unzip, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and Load unpacked the unzipped folder. Read-only; reads your own contributor earnings only. Review each agency’s Terms of Service before use.

What you get on each plan.

Free
Starter Basic
Studio Included
Agency Included

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Earnings analytics with AI production advice.

Part of the .shock Suite — one workflow from brief to paid.