We support multiple ways to showcase and sell your work. Here's a breakdown:

🖼️ 1. Sell Unique Art

This is for one-of-a-kind pieces. You set a fixed price, and once it’s sold, it’s marked as unavailable.

Ideal for: Original paintings, sculptures, or mixed media works.

🖨️ 2. Sell Art Series Pieces

Use this if you have multiple editions of the same piece — like a series of prints or small sculptures. Buyers can purchase individual items from the series.

Ideal for: Limited edition prints, photography series, or modular artworks.

🌀 3. Art for Rent

This listing type allows people to rent your art for a period of time — for homes, galleries, or businesses. It’s also a great way to let undecided buyers experience your work before committing.

Ideal for: Large pieces, flexible collectors, and professional decorators.

To post listings, you’ll need to connect your payment details first. Don’t worry - no money will be charged from your account for the connection. This step is important because listings can be purchased as soon as they go live, and we need a destination for the payments.

Hosting an exhibition, open studio, or workshop? Here are the two listing types you can choose:

✉️ 1. Invitation-Based Event (No Ticket)

Visitors can be informed about your event, but don't need to purchase a ticket.

Optional: Set a Donation-Based Price

• You can set a symbolic price — like €20 — and explain in the description that it's a donation.
• Or let people contribute to food, drinks, or materials.

Be sure to clearly explain what the price covers.

🎟️ 2. Ticketed Event

Set a clear ticket price. Visitors can book and pay directly on the platform.

Ideal for: Workshops, performances, or exhibitions with limited entry.

If your listing needs time slots — like for events or art rentals — the calendar is your friend.

• Choose a listing type with time-based availability (e.g., rental or event).
• Configure your calendar in the listing editor:
  • Set available days and times
  • Define minimum and maximum booking durations
  • Choose auto-approval or manual approval for requests

📸 (We’ll include a visual step-by-step here soon.)

Every time you create a listing — whether it’s a piece of art or an event — you automatically receive a QR code via email.

• ✅ Print it
• ✅ Laminate it
• ✅ Frame it
• ✅ Show it on a screen

This is your real-world call to action.

Place QR codes:

• At your studio entrance
• Next to each artwork
• Inside catalogues and zines

They lower the barrier for discovery. Visitors can scan → see your listing → buy or book instantly.