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title: '[Photo Booth Industry] Singapore’s Photo Booth Leader Dollop Print Club: A Company That Grew Out of Wedding Photography, with Mall Booths as Just One Business Line'
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pubDate: '2026-10-12'
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description: Dollop Print Club leads Singapore in photo booth locations. Trace its wedding photography roots, registered entities, team, four business lines, and expansion through official and database counts.
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# [Photo Booth Industry] Singapore’s Photo Booth Leader Dollop Print Club: A Company That Grew Out of Wedding Photography, with Mall Booths as Just One Business Line

## Summary

Dollop Print Club is the brand with the most photo booth locations in Singapore: it accounts for 19 of the 57 Singapore venues listed on photobooth.joelin.cc, or approximately 33.3% (checked on September 21, 2026; this is not an official nationwide total). It is not a separate company, but one business line of Singapore event photo booth operator Dollop. Open data from Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) traces the business through the wedding photography partnership All Aflutter, registered in 2011 and formerly named Blink Photography; the DOLLOP partnership, registered in 2015; an LLP registered in 2020, later renamed ENTERTAINMENT 360 LLP and subsequently deregistered; DOLLOP PTE. LTD., incorporated on August 13, 2021 (UEN 202128302E); and DOLLOP EXPERIENCES PTE. LTD., incorporated on August 1, 2023 (UEN 202330431C). There are four business lines: event and wedding photo booth rentals, its core business; self-service mall booths under Dollop Print Club; the automotive-themed Dollop Pit Stop store, opened at \*SCAPE in November 2025; and Dollop Automat, a pop-up self-portrait studio that operated in 2021 and has since closed. Official location claims rose from “over 15 locations” in February 2025 to “over 20” in July. The official list at the time of research contained 22 entries: 21 in Singapore and one in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Directors, shareholders, revenue, and funding could not be established from free public sources.

### Key facts

- Of the 57 Singapore venues listed on photobooth.joelin.cc, Dollop Print Club accounts for 19, or approximately 33.3% (checked on September 21, 2026; not an official nationwide total). Solace Studios and Life4Cuts tie for second place with 14 venues each.
- Operating company DOLLOP PTE. LTD. (UEN 202128302E) was incorporated on August 13, 2021. DOLLOP EXPERIENCES PTE. LTD. (UEN 202330431C) was incorporated on August 1, 2023. Both are registered at the same address.
- The official “since 2011” claim aligns with the wedding photography partnership All Aflutter, registered with ACRA on May 18, 2011. The name DOLLOP was not registered as a partnership until January 7, 2015.
- Consumer photo booths are one of Dollop’s four business lines. Event and wedding photo booth rentals are the core business, alongside self-service Print Club booths in malls, the automotive-themed Pit Stop store at \*SCAPE (opened in November 2025), and the now-closed Automat pop-up self-portrait studio from 2021.
- Official location claims: “over 15 locations” in February 2025 and “over 20” from July onward. The official list at the time of research had 22 entries: 21 in Singapore and one at KOMTAR JBCC in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
- When third-party media covered Print Club in September 2021, it had just three booths: JCube, SingPost Centre, and Suntec City. Four years later, it had become Singapore’s photo booth brand with the most locations.
- No lists of directors or shareholders, revenue figures, funding records, or acquisition records were found in free public sources. The only people named on public company pages were Jonah Sun and Amber Lim.

The original Chinese article was published on September 25, 2026. The research dates and market figures below preserve that original snapshot.

Dollop Print Club is the photo booth brand with the most locations in Singapore. Of the 57 Singapore venues in this site’s photo booth database, it accounts for 19, or approximately 33.3% (the count listed on photobooth.joelin.cc, checked on September 21, 2026; not an official nationwide total).

But after researching it, the focus of this article is less on how many booths it has than on what the business actually is. Dollop Print Club is not a standalone consumer photo booth company. It is part of a company that started with event photo booths, moving some of the vintage booths used for weddings and brand events into malls, where the public can pay to take pictures. Its business history can be traced back to a wedding photography studio in 2011.

This article investigates four things: the company’s identity, where consumer photo booths fit within its business, how it grew from a few booths to more than twenty, and what remains unknown. Facts are accompanied by sources and research dates. News reports and third-party websites are treated as leads and identified as such.

![Article cover: Dollop Print Club is Singapore’s photo booth brand with the most locations, accounting for 19 of the 57 Singapore venues listed on this site, or approximately 33.3%. The company says it introduced vintage photo booths to Singapore in 2014. Print Club is one business line of an event photo booth company.](https://image.joelin.cc/cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/0xu8EsaSar9n3zUKY5d7xw/joelin/2026-10/dollop-print-club-singapore-hero-corrected-20261012/hero)

## 1. Establishing the company’s identity: brand, legal entities, and predecessors

![Dollop’s brand logo: rounded blue “dollop” lettering, with the words “photo booth” arranged in an arc above it](https://image.joelin.cc/cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/0xu8EsaSar9n3zUKY5d7xw/joelin/2026-09/brand-logo-dollop/w=200,h=120,fit=scale-down) Dollop’s brand identity (image source: [Dollop’s official website](https://dollop.sg/), retrieved on September 25, 2026; no official press kit was available).

The official website’s footer says “Dollop Photobooth.” Another official domain, [dollopclub.com](https://dollopclub.com/home.php), has a footer reading “© 2023 Dollop Pte Ltd.” Searching these two names in ACRA’s business registration data, published on Singapore’s government open-data platform data.gov.sg, yielded five registrations along the same business lineage:

| Registered name | UEN (Unique Entity Number) | Type and status | Registration date | Registered business activities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALL AFLUTTER (formerly BLINK PHOTOGRAPHY) | 53191796K | Partnership; registration cancelled for non-renewal | 2011-05-18 | Photography and videography for private and commercial events |
| DOLLOP | 53287981C | Partnership; converted to an LLP | 2015-01-07 | Photo booth rental, photography, and videography services |
| ENTERTAINMENT 360 LLP (formerly DOLLOP) | T20LL0410D | Limited liability partnership; deregistered | 2020-03-31 | Photo booth rental, photography, and videography services |
| DOLLOP PTE. LTD. | 202128302E | Exempt private company limited by shares; active | 2021-08-13 | Primary: photographic activities (74200); secondary: retail sale of cameras and photographic goods (47752) |
| DOLLOP EXPERIENCES PTE. LTD. | 202330431C | Exempt private company limited by shares; active | 2023-08-01 | Primary: photographic activities (74200); secondary: production of advertisements, corporate videos, and event videos (59112) |

Source: ACRA open business registration data ([ACRA datasets on data.gov.sg](https://data.gov.sg/collections/2/view), queried individually by UEN), checked on September 25, 2026. Activity codes were matched against the Singapore Standard Industrial Classification, SSIC 2020.

The table establishes three points:

- The official website describes the business as a photo booth pioneer operating “since 2011” ([official homepage description](https://dollop.sg/home)), but the name DOLLOP was not registered until January 2015. The 2011 registration was for the wedding photography partnership All Aflutter, at the same address.
- Dollop changed legal form three times: a partnership in 2015, conversion to an LLP in 2020, and incorporation as a private company in 2021. The LLP was subsequently renamed and deregistered.
- Two private companies remain active, both registered at the same address: 18 Boon Lay Way, TradeHub 21. The company incorporated in 2023 adds “Experiences” to its name and lists event video production among its secondary activities.

The following is my inference, rather than something explicitly stated in the registration records: All Aflutter and Dollop were two names used successively by the same group of people. There are three reasons for this:

- All Aflutter, the DOLLOP partnership, and DOLLOP LLP were all registered at 6 Ubi Road 1 #08-13 Wintech Centre.
- The footer of Dollop’s website in 2018 read “All rights reserved. Dollop & All Aflutter,” and the contact email used the allaflutter.sg domain ([Wayback archive, September 1, 2018](https://web.archive.org/web/20180901065527/https://dollop.sg/)).
- Dollop’s official LinkedIn company page lists “Founded 2011” and gives its headquarters address as 6 Ubi Road 1 ([LinkedIn company page](https://sg.linkedin.com/company/dollopsg), information supplied by the company, viewed on September 25, 2026).

### Management team: only two names could be found on public pages

Singapore’s free registration data provides company names, status, and registered addresses, but not lists of directors or shareholders. ACRA’s data shows 11 in the senior-officer count field for DOLLOP PTE. LTD. and three for DOLLOP EXPERIENCES, without names. Obtaining names requires purchasing ACRA’s BizFile business information. This article therefore cannot identify the directors or their ownership stakes. That is a limitation of the available registration lookup, rather than information deliberately omitted here.

Two people were named on the company’s own pages, both on the team page of All Aflutter’s website in 2019 ([Wayback archive, August 18, 2019](https://web.archive.org/web/20190818000000/https://allaflutter.sg/aboutus)):

- Jonah Sun: the team page identifies him as All Aflutter’s principal photographer and says he “sets the direction for the company.”
- Amber Lim: the team page says she handles client communications and accounts management, and “is also the face of Dollop Photobooths.”

No media report or official page referred to either of them as a founder. A third-party business database lists Jonah Sun as a Dollop director, and an overseas industry article describes Amber as one of Dollop’s operators. Neither claim could be checked against registration records. I record them only as leads, rather than established facts.

## 2. Where consumer photo booths fit within Dollop: one of four business lines

Dollop’s homepage explains its business directly: “We do three things well”—self-service Print Club booths, event photo booths, and custom projects that others will not take on but clients ask for ([official homepage](https://dollop.sg/), viewed on September 25, 2026). Its current and discontinued business lines are as follows:

| Business line | What it does | Status and sources |
|---|---|---|
| Event and wedding photo booth rentals | Photo booth rentals for weddings, brand events, and corporate events. Models are named after jams and spreads: Marmalade, Strawberry Jam, Peanut Butter, Maple, and Meringue. Offerings also include the Glambot robotic-arm camera, Swirl360 for 360-degree capture, and roving photography. | Active; [official events page](https://dollop.sg/events), [wedding page](https://dollop.sg/wedding) |
| Dollop Print Club | Self-service photo booths in malls, at the airport, and along the river. Customers pay in cash or by card and receive two photo strips within a minute. | Active; [official Print Club page](https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club) |
| Dollop Pit Stop | An automotive-themed store at \*SCAPE on Orchard Road, with four photo sets and three types of specialty photo paper. | Opened in November 2025; [official Pit Stop page](https://dollop.sg/dolloppitstop) |
| Dollop Automat Self Studio | A Korean-style black-and-white pop-up self-portrait studio, with 15-minute sessions. | Opened in 2021 on basement level 1 of Cross Street Exchange; no longer on the official website. [Wayback archive, May 11, 2021](https://web.archive.org/web/20210511035959/https://dollop.sg/black-and-white-self-studio) |

The table’s conclusion is that consumer photo booths are a retail line that grew out of Dollop’s event business, rather than its starting point. Wedding and brand-event booths are the core business. Self-service booths use the same capabilities—equipment, lighting, frame design, and print quality—while changing the customer from an event organizer to someone passing through a mall. The homepage also emphasizes these shared capabilities, describing continued attention, after roughly fifteen years, to print texture, lighting, and even a two-second wait.

The ACRA activity classifications fit this structure. Both companies list photographic activities as their primary business. DOLLOP PTE. LTD. lists retail sale of cameras and photographic goods as its secondary activity, while DOLLOP EXPERIENCES lists event video production. Public information does not establish which company operates Print Club or Pit Stop.

### Pit Stop: from a single booth to an entire store

![Screenshot of an official Dollop Instagram post: Dollop Pit Stop’s flaming-tire logo, with a tagline below describing Singapore’s first automotive-themed Pit Stop experience](https://image.joelin.cc/cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/0xu8EsaSar9n3zUKY5d7xw/joelin/2026-09/dollop-ig-pit-stop-opening/hero)

Screenshot from Dollop’s official Instagram opening announcement in November 2025 ([original post](https://www.instagram.com/p/DRgaTEEjzqX/), captured on September 25, 2026). Only the logo and tagline were captured. The lower half of the post, showing photographs of the four sets with people in them, was excluded.

The Automat self-portrait studio in 2021 was a pop-up. Pit Stop, by contrast, is Dollop’s first permanent full-store location, marking a move from a single booth to an entire store. The company describes it as Singapore’s first automotive-themed photo booth experience. Each of its four sets has a theme, with different print formats:

- The Glambot Ride sports-car set: a full car paired with a robotic-arm camera, producing glossy prints with a metallic finish.
- Neon petrol station: color-changing neon lights, with prints on transparent sheets.
- Mini supermarket: shelves filled with snacks and “daily essentials” props.
- The Showroom: interchangeable backgrounds. The company specifically promotes it for fan clubs and K-pop birthday support events, with prints on sticker paper. Showing a photo at participating \*SCAPE businesses entitles customers to discounts.

One small detail is worth recording: the official Print Club list’s “\*SCAPE Level 1, #01-23” has the same unit number as Pit Stop ([official Pit Stop page](https://dollop.sg/dolloppitstop)). The \*SCAPE entry in this site’s database is therefore an entire store with four sets, rather than a single booth. Third-party media reported that a Pit Stop session cost SGD 10 for either two photo strips or one large 4R print, and emphasized that it was a permanent store rather than a pop-up ([TheSmartLocal, January 2026](https://thesmartlocal.com/read/dollop-pit-stop-photobooth-scape-orchard/), third-party source).

## 3. Location counts: three official claims and the 19 venues counted by this site

The company’s reported location count varies by date and page:

| Date | Official wording | Source |
|---|---|---|
| February 2025 | “Available at over 15 locations in Singapore and Malaysia” | [Official homepage, Wayback archive, February 22, 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250222062407/https://dollop.sg/) |
| From July 2025 | “over 20 locations in Singapore and Malaysia” | [Official homepage, Wayback archive, July 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250715000000/https://dollop.sg/); the homepage at the time of research used the same wording |
| September 2026 | Instagram bio: “20 booths around Singapore & Malaysia” | [Official Instagram account @dollopphotobooth](https://www.instagram.com/dollopphotobooth/), viewed on September 25, 2026 |
| September 2026 | The Print Club list contains 22 individual entries: 21 in Singapore and one in Johor Bahru, Malaysia | [Official Print Club page](https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club), counted entry by entry on September 25, 2026 |

These four statements use different units: the first two count “locations,” Instagram counts “booths,” and the list counts entries. All include Malaysia. Between February and July 2025, the official claim rose from more than 15 to more than 20 locations, marking the company’s most recent clear expansion in locations.

This site, photobooth.joelin.cc, lists [19 Singapore venues](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/brand/dollop-print-club/) (the count listed on photobooth.joelin.cc, checked on September 21, 2026; not an official nationwide total). The difference from the official list’s 21 Singapore entries can be reconciled individually:

- The HarbourFront Centre booth: it remained on the official list, but the entire mall closed for redevelopment at the end of July 2026. This site excluded the entry based on the mall’s official farewell announcement.
- The two booths at One Holland Village: the official list gives them separate entries, one inside the Artground arts space and another on level 1. This site counts venues, so the two are combined into one venue.

The booth at KOMTAR JBCC in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, on the official list was not included in this site’s Malaysia database at the time of research. Its earliest public online appearance found for this article was a Lemon8 user’s post from June 2024, titled “NEW DOLLOP PHOTO BOOTH AT JB” ([Lemon8 post](https://www.lemon8-app.com/@bibipew/7376582123660018192), third-party source). This is the earliest overseas location found in this research.

In the wider Singapore context, Dollop Print Club accounts for 19 of this site’s 57 listed venues, followed by Solace Studios and Life4Cuts with 14 each. Each of those two brands still had two to three venues awaiting confirmation. South Korean market leader Photoism had just one venue in Singapore ([Singapore photo booth map](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/singapore/), checked on September 21, 2026). Among the countries covered by this site, Singapore is one of the few markets where a local brand is larger than the Korean brands.

Dollop’s 19 venues are distributed across Singapore’s five regions: seven in the Central Region, four in the East, three in the West, three in the North-East, and two in the North. Most are neighborhood malls near MRT stations, in places such as Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Panjang, Punggol, Bras Basah, and Jurong. There is also one booth in the arrival hall of Changi Airport Terminal 3 and one at Clarke Quay, both operating 24 hours a day. Six malls also host other photo booth brands. VivoCity, for example, has Dollop, Solace Studios, and Life4Cuts in the same mall.

## 4. Company history and milestones

| Date | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2011-05 | All Aflutter, formerly Blink Photography, was registered as a partnership for event photography and videography. This is presumably the year referenced by the official “since 2011” claim. | ACRA open data (UEN 53191796K); [official website](https://dollop.sg/home) |
| 2014 | The company says it was the first to bring vintage photo booths to Singapore. The 2023 version used the wording “the first to bring to Singapore back in 2014.” It did not specify whether these were event booths or self-service booths. | [Official Print Club page](https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club); [Wayback archive, August 2023](https://web.archive.org/web/20230818000000/https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club) |
| 2015-01 | The DOLLOP partnership was registered for photo booth rental, photography, and videography. | ACRA open data (UEN 53287981C) |
| 2018-09 | Dollop’s website footer listed “Dollop & All Aflutter” together. | [Wayback archive, September 1, 2018](https://web.archive.org/web/20180901065527/https://dollop.sg/) |
| 2020-03 | DOLLOP LLP was registered through the partnership’s conversion to an LLP. The LLP was later renamed ENTERTAINMENT 360 LLP and has since been deregistered. | ACRA open data (UEN T20LL0410D) |
| 2021-05 | The Dollop Automat Self Studio black-and-white pop-up self-portrait studio opened at Cross Street Exchange. | [Wayback archive, May 11, 2021](https://web.archive.org/web/20210511035959/https://dollop.sg/black-and-white-self-studio) |
| 2021-08 | DOLLOP PTE. LTD. was incorporated. | ACRA open data (UEN 202128302E) |
| 2021-09 | Media reported just three self-service Print Club booths: JCube, SingPost Centre, and Suntec City, charging SGD 10 per session for two strips. | [Mothership, September 2021](https://mothership.sg/2021/09/dollop-print-club/), third-party source |
| 2023-08 | DOLLOP EXPERIENCES PTE. LTD. was incorporated. | ACRA open data (UEN 202330431C) |
| 2024-06 | A Dollop booth appeared at KOMTAR JBCC in Johor Bahru, Malaysia—the earliest overseas location found for this article. | [Lemon8 user post](https://www.lemon8-app.com/@bibipew/7376582123660018192), third-party source |
| 2025-02 | Official claim: “over 15 locations” in Singapore and Malaysia. | [Wayback archive, February 22, 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250222062407/https://dollop.sg/) |
| 2025-07 | The official claim changed to “over 20 locations.” | [Wayback archive, July 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250715000000/https://dollop.sg/) |
| 2025-11 | The automotive-themed Dollop Pit Stop store opened at \*SCAPE. | [Official Instagram opening announcement](https://www.instagram.com/p/DRgaTEEjzqX/) |
| 2026-07 | HarbourFront Centre closed for redevelopment, and the booth on the official list ceased operating with it. | [Mall’s official farewell announcement](https://www.harbourfrontcentre.com.sg/); this site’s [Singapore listings](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/singapore/) |
| 2026-09 | The official list contained 22 entries: 21 in Singapore and one in Johor Bahru. This site listed 19 Singapore venues, representing 33.3% of its 57 Singapore venues. | [Official Print Club page](https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club); [photobooth.joelin.cc](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/brand/dollop-print-club/) (checked on September 21, 2026) |

The most revealing stretch of this timeline is 2021–2026. When media covered the business in September 2021, it had only three self-service booths. Four years later, the official list had 22 entries, and it had become Singapore’s photo booth brand with the most locations. This was a company with ten years of event photo booth experience moving its existing equipment and design capabilities into malls, rather than starting a photo booth store business from scratch.

Funding, stock-market listings, and acquisitions: none found. Both entities are exempt private companies, a category with a small number of shareholders and no requirement to publish financial statements. No records of capital increases or acquisitions were found in ACRA open data or major Singapore media outlets: The Straits Times, CNA, Mothership, Vulcan Post, AsiaOne, and TheSmartLocal.

## 5. Frames and collaborations: bringing an event company’s capabilities into malls

Photo frames are among the things Dollop updates most frequently for Print Club. The official page lists categories including birthdays, concerts, Disney, holidays, couples, and monthly series ([official Print Club page](https://dollop.sg/dollop-print-club)). It also openly invites fan clubs and brands to collaborate, offering themed frames for occasions ranging from a favorite idol’s birthday to a fan club’s anniversary.

![Screenshot of an official Dollop Instagram post: F1 Singapore Grand Prix photo frames created with illustration brand Koselig Creations. Three vertical designs feature cute animal illustrations, a blue Williams team comic-style design, and dark-purple florals. The post states that up to eight designs are available across all Print Club booths.](https://image.joelin.cc/cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/0xu8EsaSar9n3zUKY5d7xw/joelin/2026-09/dollop-ig-koselig-f1-frames/hero)

Screenshot from an official Instagram post jointly published by Dollop and Koselig Creations in September 2026 ([original post](https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddiwai1H5g5/), captured on September 25, 2026).

The official Instagram posts from September 2026 alone show how this model works:

- F1 Singapore Grand Prix frames created with illustration brand Koselig Creations, using racing-team colors. They were available from September 21 through October 31 at all Print Club booths and the Pit Stop Showroom (pictured above).
- Concert frames tied to The Weeknd’s Singapore concert in early October, available at all Print Club booths and the Pit Stop Showroom, except the booth at Toys"R"Us, through October 31 ([official Instagram post](https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddqh1iOvXor/)).
- An idol fan club organized a birthday-frame event at Dollop booths from September 28 through October 28, promoting it through its own posts ([fan club Instagram post](https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddq2HghAlZr/)).
- Artcade, an event held at Suntec Singapore Convention Centre on September 26–27, partnered with Dollop on a giveaway, with Dollop photo sessions as prizes ([Artcade’s official Instagram post](https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc2RmKlz2oC/)).

This closely resembles the approach used by Hong Kong’s [SNAPIO](/p/9584): the booths stay in place, while the frames change. The frame itself becomes promotional space offered to brands, concerts, and fans. The difference is that Dollop also has its core event rental business. A brand holding an in-person event can rent an entire customized booth, rather than purchasing only a frame placement.

One claim was not adopted in this article: online summaries describe Dollop as an officially licensed photo booth provider for Disney, Pixar, and Marvel. I could not find the original source. The official website only lists “Disney” among its frame categories, without explaining the scope of any licensing.

## 6. What this research could not establish

These gaps are listed explicitly so readers do not mistake them for oversights:

- Directors, shareholders, and ownership percentages: Singapore’s free registration data does not provide them. They require purchasing ACRA BizFile information.
- Revenue and profit: both entities are exempt private companies and are not required to publish financial statements. Media coverage has not reported any business figures either.
- Where and when the first self-service Print Club booth opened: the company says only that it brought vintage photo booths to Singapore in 2014, without specifying event booths or self-service mall booths. The earliest self-service booth record found for this article was the three booths reported in September 2021.
- The opening date of the Changi Airport Terminal 3 booth: the official list gives only its location and 24-hour operation.
- An official press kit: the website has no media resources page. The brand logo used in this article came from the image file in the website’s header.

## 7. A three-sentence conclusion

Dollop Print Club is Singapore’s photo booth brand with the most locations, accounting for 19 of the 57 Singapore venues listed on this site (checked on September 21, 2026; not an official nationwide total).

Behind it is an event photo booth company that has undergone successive reorganizations since its beginnings as a wedding photography studio in 2011, with DOLLOP PTE. LTD. and DOLLOP EXPERIENCES PTE. LTD. as its legal entities; consumer photo booths are simply the public-facing line among its four businesses.

Its expansion has come through moving event equipment and frame-design capabilities into neighborhood malls, rather than opening stores; Pit Stop, opened in 2025, is its first permanent full-store location.

## FAQ

### Which country is Dollop Print Club from?

It is a local Singapore brand. Its operating company is Singapore’s DOLLOP PTE. LTD. (UEN 202128302E, incorporated on August 13, 2021), with predecessors traceable to the wedding photography partnership All Aflutter, registered in 2011. It is not a licensed Korean brand, which distinguishes it from Photoism and Life4Cuts in Singapore.

### How many Dollop Print Club locations are there in Singapore?

It depends on whom you ask. The official list has 21 entries in Singapore and one in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, while the website says “over 20 locations.” photobooth.joelin.cc lists 19 Singapore venues (checked on September 21, 2026). The difference comes from one mall that has closed and two booths in the same mall that this site combines into a single venue.

### How much does a Dollop Print Club session cost?

The official page does not publish a standard price. Third-party media reported SGD 10 for two photo strips: Mothership covered Print Club in 2021, and TheSmartLocal covered Pit Stop in 2026. Prices may have changed; use the price displayed on site.

### What is the difference between Dollop Pit Stop and Dollop Print Club?

Print Club consists of individual self-service photo booths spread across malls. Pit Stop is a store that opened at \*SCAPE on Orchard Road in November 2025. It has four automotive-themed photo sets: a sports car with a robotic-arm camera, a neon petrol station, a mini supermarket, and a showroom with interchangeable backgrounds. It offers three types of photo paper: metallic, transparent, and sticker.

Further reading:

- [Thirty Years of Taiwan’s Photo Booth Industry and the Photo Booth Industry Database](/p/5848)—the main article for this series; Part Two contains an index of brand research by country.
- [Hong Kong’s Photo Booth Business Without Stores: SNAPIO and 香港相機有限公司](/p/9584)—a Hong Kong comparison that likewise places booths in malls and uses frames for collaborations.
- [Why Hong Kong’s Self-Service Photo Booths Are Concentrated in Malls](/p/9604)—why photo booths in some markets take the form of individual machines rather than stores.
- Leaders in other Southeast Asian countries: [Malaysia’s KPIX](/p/9848), [Indonesia’s Selfie Time](/p/9850), and [Thailand’s Flashback](/p/9851)—company research on each country’s largest brand in the same series.
- [Singapore photo booth map](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/singapore/) and [Dollop Print Club venue list](https://photobooth.joelin.cc/brand/dollop-print-club/)—the sources for this article’s venue counts, with locations and sources listed venue by venue.

Article keywords: Dollop Print Club, Dollop Singapore, Singapore photo booths, Singapore photobooth, Dollop Pit Stop, DOLLOP PTE. LTD., photo booth industry

Sources: The Chinese original was first published on 2026-09-25 and last updated on 2026-10-12. The October 12 correction only fixes the arithmetic and the terminology for Singapore’s regions; it is not a new market survey. The venue counts remain 19 of 57, checked on 2026-09-21. The September 25 version labelled this share approximately 29%; the unchanged counts give approximately 33.3%.