About Taggable
Taggable is a visitor revenue platform that enables tour operators, attractions, and event venues to capture, organize, and sell digital photos and videos to their guests. Using a web-based interface and facial-recognition technology, Taggable connects images and video clips taken during an experience—such as a helicopter tour, skywalk, or festival—to the individual guest, who can then view and purchase their media on their own phone without downloading an app. The company is operated by Digital Media Share LLC, an Illinois limited liability company based in Chicago.
A Taggable charge typically appears after you scan a QR code or similar link provided by an attraction or tour operator and then purchase digital photos or videos of your experience through Taggable’s platform. In many cases these are one‑time purchases of a photo bundle or video package, but they can also include optional add‑ons such as extended storage of purchased media. Charges are processed via third‑party payment processors (such as Square, which appears as the prefix on your statement) on behalf of Taggable; the descriptor may include the word “Taggable” along with an abbreviated term like “Digital P” for digital photos or platform fees.
If you have questions about a Taggable charge, first check any confirmation emails or SMS messages you received when you purchased your photos, as they will usually include order details and support contact information. You can also revisit the attraction’s QR code or link if it is still available to access your account or purchase history. For further assistance, you may contact Taggable through the support email addresses and phone number listed on taggable.com, referencing the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used. Because refunds and adjustments are limited and many sales are marked as final in Taggable’s terms, it’s important to reach out promptly if you believe a charge is duplicated or unauthorized.