How Is Art Storefronts Different from Other Art Platforms?

We're not just different - we're the ONLY platform of our kind.
About Art Storefronts:
Art Storefronts is the all-in-one art business solution for photographers and artists. We provide you with your own art-selling website, automated print fulfillment, a daily marketing plan with ongoing direct marketing consulting, and a community of collaboration with over 3,500 other like-minded photographers and artists.
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[@LoraA81]

This sounds great, but how much does it cost? There is no pricing on your website. Personally, I need to know the costs upfront. I don't want to schedule a demo first.

[@michaelangellstudios]

$1700 - $3500, then there's a monthly charge for your website hosting; that's what I've been quoted. No prices on website is not good salesmanship: be transparent.

[@davidc1190]

I am a retired Army Chaplain and have invested a lot of my time during the past two years in an art therapy program thru the VA Miami. As a result, I am now totally invested in artistic learn thru drawing, sketching and canvas painting. I love it. Even though I am not an "accomplished" artist, I am getting better and more proficient as a practice, learn, and complete actual pieces of art. Is there a market for artists like me (hobbyist - amateur)?

[@ambroulard]

This all sounds great but can you give me some idea of your fee structure?? Are you taking a percentage OR are you paid yearly? Monthly? Need to know that before I’d make any commitment obviously.

[@Maldonado60]

I would like to see actual websites of members ,what can be done, I want to see what actually is done by members

[@SunShine-lq7yt]

Same

[@kaiballington55]

Absolutely agreed. These POD sites can be frustrating. For example, you do what you can to drive traffic to your RedBubble storefront, only to notice that they load the artwork of your competitors in plain sight on the page displaying your artwork! . Also, you could be painting the Mona Lisa, but it won’t matter, because there’s so much massively uploaded 24/7, that it’s easy to get lost.

[@kaiballington55]

Absolutely agreed. These POD sites can be frustrating. For example, you do what you can to drive traffic to your RedBubble storefront, only to notice that they load the artwork of your competitors in plain sight on the page displaying your artwork! Also, you could be painting the Mona Lisa, but it won’t matter, because there’s so much massively uploaded 24/7, that it’s easy to get lost.

[@simplyfilms3153]

We do a lot of 3rd party sites and sell customized art. We havent started our own site because we cannot find a app or website that can honestly do a fully customized upload into the media they are buying without a frustrating task. Do you do this? I am so confused what you guys do?

[@TheVikolavoice]

So WHO does the marketing? Myself (the artist) or You Art Storefronts?

[@Artstorefronts]

You do but we teach you.

[@kaiballington55]

I am very interested in this…

[@vladimirderkach5367]

shaky enough... but what is your message? how different is it from others?

[@barrywking3741]

How much?

[@graziacavasino8884]

Prices, we need PRICES.

[@Artstorefronts]

We created a guide on how to price your art. Hope this helps blog.artstorefronts.com/go/pricing-strategies-artists-photographers

[@graziacavasino8884]

@@Artstorefronts we need YOUR prices. Clearly stated form the beginning.

[@BrucePSquirrelOfficial]

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[@TheVikolavoice]

You give us the information of the collector who bought our art?

[@Artstorefronts]

Yes. The artist owns everything with us.

[@VJFranzK]

(Or now, anyone can render AI art and make a print of it.)

[@ttight11]

Artists and photographers. Wow! So photographers are not artists in your opinion. And as a photographer, I'm going to listen to your advice??

[@graziacavasino8884]

I see your point here. Better to use "painters" than "artists", IMHO, but there are people that make collages, 3d paintings etc that do not want/cannot be called "painters". So, the question is linguistically difficult.

[@wealthtowellness]

these guys just seem like a side talking scam,,, lloookkkiiinnngg all over Inernet to just find one person beside there paid guy girl to say hey bla bla.. lets see some real reviews and not all the prewritten side talk.. let me see one that isn't paid by them.. and i have been looking for a years now as they send me email offers.. sucks because al the art stores have a scam going.. every one i tried was a scam........

[@Artstorefronts]

So when you google us you don’t find any reviews? Try trust pilot or fb or google. Then contact some of the people that left the reviews. Scam is a strong word and overused. Do some homework before you trash a company.

[@wealthtowellness]

@@Artstorefronts rust pilot is scam to.. if nobody knowws its a scamm it cnt be labled and complained about.. so the scammers got it down at the art thing because no one ever knows until they knows.. truly dont even understand what you are dong.. getting emails and sells.. artist could start face book to do that.. and got to pay money to even find out what you are doing because you are so veg like a hustler would be

[@BrucePSquirrelOfficial]

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