BESPOKE ARCHIVE DIGITISATION LTD Competitors

Digitize your photos and videos. Share across generations. Our goal as a company is to provide our customers with a digital archive that is special, secure and easily shareable across generations. We are passionate about the importance of preserving old memories, so we strive to make the digitizing process easy and accessible for our customers. We pride ourselves in providing a custom archive for every client, so we are constantly innovating and working to make our products better. We believe whole-heartedly in what we do and will not rest until the images, sounds and stories of our past are recorded for the future.

Legacybox launched in 2013 and pioneered family memory preservation with a trackable, mail-in model, for consumers to have their priceless analog tapes, film, and pictures professionally converted to digital formats. Legacybox was named one of “America’s Fastest-Growing Companies” by Inc. The company has also been called “Best Memory Keeper” by Good Housekeeping Magazine, “A Must Have” by ABC’s The View, and “My 2016 Resolution” by Rachael Ray Every Day Magazine and been featured in USA Today, The Huffington Post, and The Washington Post.

The future is digital — at /Archive we understand this. Our team is made up of over 40 skilled digital experts experienced in working across a multitude of industries. We seek out data-centric solutions to maximize and accelerate the growth and digital marketing stack of our partners. We are constantly researching new ways to generate, utilize and adapt cutting-edge technologies to push digital marketing into the future. Our partners are elite industry leaders, and expect us to take innovative approaches to their success. By fighting against stagnation and complacency, we remain at the forefront of performance marketing. At /Archive, we live and work on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the Səlil̓wətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Kwikwitlem, and xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. Only recently have these lands become known as Vancouver & Canada, and the colonial process by which this has occurred has permanently ruptured Indigenous traditions, families and livelihoods. We reside here as uninvited guests, and recognize that it is a privilege to be able to live and work here as we do now.