The other side of the artist website.
ArtKit gives independent artists a storefront that behaves like a gallery catalog, an online shop, and a business workspace. It is a publication-grade home where collectors can browse, ask, and buy.
Scaffolding Nocturne
Maya Chen · Portland
Four surfaces that make a studio feel curated.
See the feature system →01
Editorial storefront
Homepage, shop, about, and contact that read as a catalog.
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Collector checkout
Originals, prints, downloads, and commissions in one flow.
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Your own domain
A studio address that keeps the artist and the work in view.
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Studio operations
Orders, customers, and email stay in the studio workspace.
Harbor Morning
From the live Maya Chen Studio demo
Put the artist’s work first.
Lead with artwork, process, provenance, and collector trust instead of generic ecommerce chrome.
Three decisions that keep the artist’s site in focus.
The artist owns the room
ArtKit keeps the product centered on the artist storefront. Marketplace discovery can exist, but the destination is always the artist-owned site, collector list, and brand system.
Publication before search
Discovery should feel edited and intentional: studio notes, process, provenance, and featured work instead of an infinite wall of interchangeable cards.
Infrastructure should disappear
Domains, checkout, fulfillment, and customer operations should be automated enough that artists spend their energy on work and collectors.
The business layer stays out of the way.
Artists need more than a beautiful front page. ArtKit starts with the editorial storefront and prepares the studio for the commerce tools that follow.
- Homepage, portfolio, journal, and contact on a branded ArtKit address
- Catalog and presentation tools for preparing the storefront launch
- A clear path to the commerce features that will open with paid plans
Start with the storefront. Paid plans come later.
Paid plans are not open yet. Join the waitlist to hear when billing and the full plan details are available.
Join the storefront waitlist →Build the site collectors return to.
Join the storefront waitlist and prepare a gallery-quality site before paid plans open.