AI headshots · Miami, FL · fully remote
AI headshots for Miami professionals — no studio visit required
Promptography is a fully remote AI photography service — no studio, no appointment, anywhere in Miami or beyond.
Miami profiles work harder than most — fintech decks, brokerage sites, bilingual media kits. Zip In Media's Miami guide prices individual headshots at $150–$400 per person, with corporate group rates of $75–$150 per head. Promptography is the remote alternative: 4–8 phone selfies from Brickell or Coral Gables, $9.99 once, three frames judged against your own references before delivery.
- Time zoneEastern (America/New_York)
- Local benchmark$150–$400 individual; corporate groups $75–$150 per person, per Zip In Media.
- Promptography price$9.99 once — 1 directed look, 3 finished images. No subscription.
- DeliveryMinutes, not days — the shoot runs while you wait.
- Refund7 days, 100%, even after download — processed in 2 business days.
What do headshots cost in Miami?
According to Zip In Media, individual headshots in Miami run $150–$400 per person, and corporate sessions drop to $75–$150 per person when booked as a group. Competitive rates — plus parking in Brickell, which is its own line item.
For $9.99 — once, not monthly — the First Look delivers one directed look and three finished images, each held to the 85% Quality Gate against your own references — refunds stay at 100% for 7 days, downloads included.
Backdrop styles for Miami
Direct an AI-generated backdrop inspired by the Brickell skyline, Vizcaya's limestone courtyards, or the pastel Art Deco fronts of South Beach — or a gallery-white sweep. Every landmark backdrop is an AI-generated depiction, labeled as such, never presented as a photo taken on location.



Example frames — AI-generated founder demos from each subject's own reference photos. Miami landmark backdrops are directed on request and always labeled AI-generated.
For fintech, banking, and trade profiles
Miami's economy concentrates finance, international trade, tourism, real estate, and Spanish-language media, with its fintech and Latin American business hub status still growing. Finance profiles here run sharper than the northern convention — lighter suiting, more contrast, confident warmth. One line of direction on the professional headshots look sets it.
For real estate and media personalities
Brokerage sites and bilingual media kits want presence: editorial light, saturated backdrop, personality forward. That is the editorial register on the same $9.99 shoot — and the 85/100 likeness judgment against your references applies to glamour exactly as it does to gray suits.
Miami light, made repeatable
Miami is the sunniest market we cover — about 71% of possible sunshine, 3,154 hours a year. The problem was never light; it's that afternoon storms, hurricane season, and 90% humidity make outdoor scheduling a gamble anyway. A rendered shoot bottles the good light and skips the gamble, and hands the frames back in minutes.
How a Miami shoot works
Miami's business card is bilingual and its headshot follows: finance and law in Brickell want composed and international, the Wynwood creative economy wants personality, and real estate — this city's true civic religion — wants approachable confidence at billboard scale. Whatever the register, the climate votes against outdoor sessions for half the year; the sourced humidity numbers translate to melted styling by the time you park. A directed remote shoot treats that as someone else's problem. Gather selfies in the light you already live in — a Coral Gables home office, a high-rise window with bay glare handled, one golden-evening frame from the Beach — and direct the rest. Spanish-market realtors ordering a look for both English and Spanish-language marketing get the same face, judged by the same gate, in both. Delivery lands in minutes, and if the frames are wrong the $9.99 comes back; hurricane season never reschedules a render.
The process never leaves your phone: pick four to eight recent selfies, direct the look en español o en inglés, pay $9.99 once. An independent judge grades each frame against your references — below 85/100 means a free regeneration — and three finished images arrive in minutes. Not right? Ask, and the charge is refunded. Receipts are public on the fidelity page.
Miami headshot questions, answered honestly
How much do professional headshots cost in Miami?
Zip In Media prices Miami individual headshots at $150–$400 per person, with corporate group rates of $75–$150 per head. Promptography, which is remote by design, charges $9.99 once for one directed look and three images that pass its quality gate.
Is there a Promptography studio in Brickell or South Beach?
No — Promptography has no studio in Miami or anywhere else. The pipeline is entirely remote — four to eight selfies uploaded, three judged frames delivered minutes later, nothing scheduled.
Can I get the Brickell skyline or Art Deco South Beach behind me?
Yes — the backdrop is rendered, the label admits it, and no one pretends a tripod was involved. Backdrops inspired by the Brickell skyline, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, or the South Beach Art Deco District are directed on request and never presented as photos taken on location.
What works for a Miami real estate profile photo?
Presence over restraint: editorial light, saturated or landmark-inspired backdrop, personality forward. Real estate, finance, trade, and Spanish-language media dominate Miami's economy, and its profile culture rewards polish — the likeness gate still scores every frame against your real features.
Miami has great light — what's the case for rendering it?
Miami gets about 71% of its possible sunshine — the best in our twelve cities — but afternoon storms and hurricane-season scheduling still cancel outdoor sessions. A directed shoot renders the postcard light on demand, delivers in minutes, and refunds you if it misses.
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