TL;DR
Stockpress is used by 365+ paying organizations across more than 3,200 workspaces worldwide — managing over 10 million digital assets and 125 TB+ of storage. Customers include globally recognized brands like McLaren, Rockstar Energy, and Popeyes; international nonprofits like Water For People and Virunga; government agencies; retail chains; food and beverage companies; professional sports organizations; and creative agencies. Here’s a look at who uses Stockpress and what they have in common.
Stockpress at a glance
| Metric | Number |
|---|---|
| Paying organizations | 365+ |
| Active workspaces | 3,200+ |
| Digital assets managed | 10 million+ |
| Storage managed | 125 TB+ |
| G2 rating | 4.9★ |
| Industries served | Marketing, Creative, Retail, Food & Beverage, Manufacturing, Sports, Nonprofit, Government, Education, and more |
| Markets | North America, Europe, Africa, and beyond |
Why so many different organizations use the same DAM
The organizations that use Stockpress look very different on the surface — a Formula 1 team, a national fast food chain, a gorilla conservation nonprofit, a county government, a pet food retailer. But they share the same underlying problem: as their content library grows, finding the right asset, trusting it’s the approved version, and sharing it with the right people becomes harder and slower.
Stockpress solves that problem with AI-powered organization, fast search, version control, and external sharing — without per-user fees or a six-month implementation. That combination works across industries, team sizes, and use cases.
Global brands and enterprise organizations
- McLaren — one of the most recognized names in motorsport and automotive performance. As a Formula 1 team and luxury automotive manufacturer operating across global markets, McLaren manages an extensive library of racing photography, automotive content, brand assets, and campaign materials across multiple channels and audiences. McLaren uses Stockpress to organize and manage digital assets across their teams.
- Rockstar Energy — one of the world’s leading energy drink brands, distributed globally and sold in stores across North America and beyond. As a brand with a large product lineup, active sponsorship portfolio, and constant campaign production across social, retail, and digital channels, Rockstar manages a high volume of visual content. Rockstar Energy uses Stockpress to organize and manage their digital asset library.
- Popeyes — one of the largest fast food chicken chains in the world, with thousands of locations across the United States and internationally. With franchise operations at scale, brand consistency across locations is critical — making organized, accessible, and up-to-date digital asset management essential for marketing and brand teams. Popeyes uses Stockpress to manage their digital assets.
Retail and e-commerce
- Party Expert — a North American retail chain with 219+ locations across Canada and the United States. With more than 5,693 products spanning seasonal categories — costumes, decorations, balloons, party supplies — and a constantly rotating inventory driven by holidays and occasions, Party Expert manages a large and rapidly changing product and campaign asset library across retail, e-commerce, and marketing channels.
- Lila Delman — a luxury real estate brokerage operating in Rhode Island and beyond, managing an extensive library of property photography, marketing materials, and brand assets across listings and campaigns.
- Koko Black — a premium Australian chocolate brand with retail locations and an active e-commerce presence. Managing beautiful, high-quality product imagery across multiple channels requires organized, accessible digital assets — which Koko Black manages through Stockpress.
- AFTCO — an American fishing tackle and apparel brand with a strong retail and e-commerce presence. AFTCO manages product photography, campaign visuals, and brand assets across fishing, outdoor, and lifestyle categories.
- Standard Nutrition — a health and nutrition brand managing product imagery, marketing campaigns, and brand assets across e-commerce and retail channels.
- Epicuren Discovery — a professional skincare brand sold through spas, salons, and direct channels. Managing product photography and campaign assets across multiple sales channels requires organized digital asset management.
- Big Country Pet Co — a pet food and nutrition brand using Stockpress to organize product imagery and marketing assets across their e-commerce and retail presence.
- Triton Stone — a natural stone and tile distributor operating showrooms and serving trade professionals. Managing a large catalog of product photography and specification materials requires organized digital asset management.
Food, beverage, and hospitality
- Caterforce — a UK-based foodservice buying group serving independent caterers and hospitality businesses across the United Kingdom. Managing product content, supplier materials, and marketing assets across a distributed member base requires organized, accessible digital asset management.
- Sonoran Roots — a food and beverage brand managing product photography and marketing assets through Stockpress.
Sports and athletics
- The World’s Strongest Man — one of the most recognized strength sports competitions in the world, broadcast internationally and followed by millions of fans globally. Managing event photography, broadcast assets, sponsor content, and brand materials across a global audience requires organized, accessible digital asset management.
- Clash Endurance — a triathlon and endurance sports event organizer managing race photography, event content, sponsor assets, and marketing materials across multiple events and channels.
- Everything Track and Field — a track and field equipment and resource organization managing digital content across their education and retail channels.
Nonprofits and conservation
Stockpress offers a 30% discount for nonprofit organizations. Combined with the unlimited-user model, this makes Stockpress one of the most accessible DAM platforms available for nonprofits managing distributed teams, volunteers, and partner organizations. Learn more about Stockpress for nonprofits →
- Water For People — an international nonprofit working to bring sustainable water and sanitation to communities across nine countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Managing impact photography, program documentation, and campaign assets across a globally distributed team requires organized, accessible digital asset management that doesn’t require per-user fees for field staff and volunteers.
- Virunga National Park is Africa’s oldest national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and home to critically endangered mountain gorillas. The Virunga Foundation manages conservation photography, documentary assets, fundraising materials, and brand content across international audiences and media partnerships.
- California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a nonprofit dedicated to understanding and protecting California’s native plants. Managing botanical photography, educational content, and campaign materials across chapters statewide requires organized digital asset management.
- EnviroCentre — a Canadian social enterprise and environmental nonprofit helping individuals, communities, and organizations reduce their ecological footprint. EnviroCentre uses Stockpress to build a future-proof content library that supports their sustainability programs and growing team.
- Project Create is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit providing arts education programs to underserved youth. Managing program photography, educational content, and fundraising materials through Stockpress.
Government and public sector
- Town of Frisco is a Colorado mountain town managing community photography, event content, tourism materials, and public communications assets through Stockpress. Government and municipal organizations use Stockpress to organize and share public assets across departments and communications channels.
- City of Cleveland Heights is an Ohio municipality managing government communications, community photography, and public affairs content through Stockpress.
- Dubuque County is an Iowa county government managing public communications and digital content assets through Stockpress.
Tourism and destination marketing
- Destination St. John’s — the destination marketing organization for St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. Managing destination photography, tourism content, and campaign assets across travel and hospitality channels requires organized digital asset management that makes it easy to share approved imagery with media, travel partners, and tourism operators.
- Visit Minot — the convention and visitors bureau for Minot, North Dakota. Managing destination photography and tourism marketing materials through Stockpress.
- Downtown Houston+ — the organization managing the urban district of one of America’s largest cities. Downtown Houston+ uses Stockpress to manage creative assets and photography for an entire urban district — without the cost of a traditional enterprise DAM.
Professional services and business
- Raymond Scientific — a scientific equipment and services company managing technical documentation, product imagery, and marketing materials through Stockpress.
- Franchise Sidekick — a franchise consulting organization helping entrepreneurs find and evaluate franchise opportunities. Managing brand assets, educational content, and marketing materials across a network of franchise advisors and clients requires organized, accessible digital asset management.
- SIMS Ltd — a professional services organization managing digital content and marketing assets through Stockpress.
- Woodtone — a Canadian building products manufacturer specializing in wood composite and fiber cement cladding. Managing product photography, architectural project images, and specification materials across a trade and architectural audience requires organized digital asset management.
- JetOut — a private aviation company managing aviation photography, brand assets, and marketing materials through Stockpress.
- Great Many — a creative and strategic organization managing digital assets through Stockpress.
Creative agencies and media
- KingFish + Partners is a content and creative agency that uses Stockpress to manage assets across clients with clarity and speed. For agencies managing files across multiple brands and campaigns, Stockpress provides the organization and access controls that keep client work separate and findable.
- 82 South — a creative agency managing client assets, campaign photography, and brand materials through Stockpress.
- Little Beast — a creative studio managing visual content and brand assets through Stockpress.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn Botanic Garden is one of New York City’s most beloved cultural institutions, attracting over 800,000 visitors annually. Managing botanical photography, horticultural documentation, event imagery, and educational content across a large and historically significant archive requires organized, accessible digital asset management.
What these organizations have in common
Across every industry and size, Stockpress customers share three things:
Their content volume had outgrown their storage tools. Whether it was Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, or shared servers — at some point the folder structure stopped working. Assets became hard to find, outdated versions kept circulating, and too much time was spent answering “Can you send me that file?”
They needed something their whole team would actually use. The platforms designed for enterprise DAM are powerful but complex. Stockpress is built to be adopted quickly — by marketing teams, creative teams, field staff, external agencies, and partners — without training programs or IT projects.
They didn’t want to pay per seat. Every Stockpress plan includes unlimited users. That matters for organizations with large teams, distributed workforces, seasonal staff, or agency relationships — because adding people doesn’t add cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of organizations use Stockpress?
Stockpress is used by marketing teams, creative agencies, retail brands, nonprofits, government agencies, tourism organizations, sports organizations, food and beverage companies, manufacturers, and educational institutions. Customers range from globally recognized brands like McLaren, Rockstar Energy, and Popeyes to local government agencies, destination marketing organizations, and conservation nonprofits.
How many organizations use Stockpress?
As of 2026, Stockpress serves 365+ paying organizations across more than 3,200 active workspaces, managing over 10 million digital assets and 125 TB+ of storage.
Is Stockpress used by large enterprise organizations?
Yes. Stockpress is used by globally recognized organizations including McLaren, Rockstar Energy, and Popeyes, as well as large nonprofits, government agencies, and national retail chains. While Stockpress was built with mid-market teams in mind, enterprise departments and divisions adopt it because it’s fast to implement, easy to use, and doesn’t charge per seat. Read more about who Stockpress is built for →
Does Stockpress work for nonprofits?
Yes. Stockpress is used by a number of nonprofits including Water For People, Virunga National Park, EnviroCentre, California Native Plant Society, and Project Create DC. Stockpress offers a 30% discount for nonprofit organizations, and the unlimited-user model means distributed teams, volunteers, and partner organizations can all access content without adding per-seat licensing costs. Learn more about Stockpress for nonprofits →
Does Stockpress work for government organizations?
Yes. Stockpress is used by municipal and county governments including the Town of Frisco (Colorado), City of Cleveland Heights (Ohio), and Dubuque County (Iowa) to manage public communications, community photography, and government content assets.
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