One subscription.
No
commission,
no
cut.
Marketplaces charge you for access to buyers. We charge for the tools and leave your sales alone.
Three things that do not change with price
Whatever a plan eventually costs, these hold at every tier.
💸Nothing taken from your sales
Sell a work for four hundred dollars or four thousand. StudioKeeper's price does not move and no percentage is taken.
📦Your data leaves when you do
One click, standard spreadsheet and JSON files. No negotiation and no exit interview.
✅Every draft needs your yes
Nothing publishes itself and nothing is sent on your behalf, on any plan, at any price.
In every plan,
we do not
paywall the paperwork
These are not upgrades. They are the reason the software exists.
🗂️ Your core records
The catalogue, exact dimensions, condition and location. The things you would be lost without are never a paid tier.
🧾 Certificates and wall labels
Every work can be properly documented and properly hung, whatever you pay.
🔒 The privacy position
No buyer details recorded, no training on your work, no generated artwork. These are not features to unlock.
⬇️ Export, any time
One click, in formats that other software can actually read.
Four dials, and no others
If a limit is not on this list, it is not a limit.
🖼️Works held
How large a catalogue you carry.
🛋️Room visuals
How many in-situ images you make each month.
🪑Seats
How many people in the studio need their own login.
🔄Website sync
Whether your listings update themselves.
The shape of the plans
Placeholder tiers. The names, the numbers and what sits inside each one are being set with the first cohort of artists.
Tier one
Placeholder. The smallest catalogue.
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: 1
- Website sync: not included
- All core records, certificates and labels
Tier two
Placeholder. The likely middle.
- Everything in tier one
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: to be set
- Website sync: included
- All core records, certificates and labels
Tier three
Placeholder. Studios with staff.
- Everything in tier two
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: to be set
- Website sync: included
- Priority support from a person
Tier one
Placeholder. The smallest catalogue.
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: 1
- Website sync: not included
- All core records, certificates and labels
Tier two
Placeholder. The likely middle.
- Everything in tier one
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: to be set
- Website sync: included
- All core records, certificates and labels
Tier three
Placeholder. Studios with staff.
- Everything in tier two
- Works held: to be set
- Room visuals: to be set
- Seats: to be set
- Website sync: included
- Priority support from a person
The numbers are being set with real artists
We would rather set a price against what the first cohort actually uses than pick a figure at a whiteboard and defend it afterwards. So the tiers above are placeholders, and stay that way until the data is in.
Everything else on this page is already decided and will not move.
Questions about
the money
Straight answers about what StudioKeeper charges for and what it never will.
