The Studio brings your artwork, pricing, revenue goals, launch plan, and content ideas together, so promoting your next release doesn't have to start from scratch.One calm home base for the parts of your art business that usually live everywhere else. Price the work. Track what's available. Plan the release. Know what to post next, without bouncing between spreadsheets, notes, and half-finished tabs.
Your next release doesn't need another last-minute scramble. Open your Studio free today.
7 days free. No card. Cancel anytime.
Built for independent artists doing the work a gallery would usually support: pricing, inventory, release planning, and promotion.
Making the work is already a job. Then there's pricing it, keeping track of it, planning the release, writing the posts, sending the emails, and remembering what worked last time.
And when all of that lives in different places, promotion happens in a burst... then goes quiet for weeks because starting again feels heavier than it should.
Maybe your prices are in one spreadsheet. Your available work is in another. Content ideas are buried in Notes. And when it's time to launch, you're piecing together a plan from memory.
That's not a discipline problem. It's what happens when your business has no home base.
Why The Studio exists
The Art Price Lab was built around a simple belief: independent artists shouldn't have to become spreadsheet experts, launch strategists, and full-time content planners just to keep making their work.
The Studio exists to hold the business layer in one place, so you can make clearer decisions, show up more consistently, and get back to the part only you can do: the art.
The old way: rebuild the business side every time you launch
Search old spreadsheets for prices. Check three places to see what's available. Scramble for content ideas. Promote hard for a few days... then disappear because the plan is gone.
The Studio way: keep the whole picture connected
Your work, prices, goals, launch calendar, and content plan live together, so each release starts with a clear next step, not another blank page.
How it works
Add artwork, pricing, inventory, and the goals you're working toward.
See what's available, what you need to sell, what to promote, and what your numbers are telling you, without hunting for information.
Use your launch calendar and content tools to plan the next release before the last one fades from memory.
Compare three pricing methods using real wage data for where you live, so your price isn't a guess.
Account for materials, marketplace fees, wholesale, and margins before you list it.
See how many pieces you need to sell, at which sizes and prices, to reach the number you have in mind.
Map warm-up, launch, and last-call activity day by day, so you're not inventing the campaign while it's already happening.
Use artist-specific video formats, hooks, scripts, shot plans, and captions to keep showing up in a way that still sounds like you.
Open The Studio free for 7 days. Start with the part that's creating the most friction, your pricing, inventory, launch plan, or content, and build from there.
Bring your next release out of scattered tabs and into one clear plan. No card required.
Day 1
Add your current work. Bring in the pieces you're actively selling or preparing to release.
Days 2–3
Check your pricing and profit. Use the pricing tools to make sure your numbers support the work you're putting in.
Days 4–5
Set one realistic revenue goal. Turn the number into a clear picture of what needs to sell.
Days 6–7
Plan your next promotion. Map the launch and create the content prompts you need, so you're not starting from zero when it's time to show up.
Try The Studio free for 7 days. No card required.
You don't need to move your whole business in on day one. Start with one release, one body of work, or one problem you're tired of carrying around.
Inventory is part of it, but The Studio also connects your pricing, goals, and content plans, so you run the whole business from one place instead of just listing what you have.
No. Start with what's making your life hardest right now. You can add your current work, pricing, goals, or launch plan gradually, without rebuilding your entire system in one afternoon.
That's exactly what the Launch Calendar and Content Studio are designed for. Instead of deciding what to say each day while a release is already live, you can map the campaign ahead of time and adjust it as you go.
No. The Studio is made for working artists, not operations teams. Begin with one piece of your business, then add more when it's useful. You don't have to become “good at software” to get value from it.
You can keep piecing each release together from old files, half-finished notes, and whatever you can remember from last time.
7 days free. No card. Cancel anytime.
One lab for pricing, planning, and showing up