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Setting a Recommended Price


Once a pricing method shows Ready, you can mark it as your recommended price for that piece.

The recommended price is the method you think best fits this particular piece. For a labor-intensive or highly detailed piece, you might choose time plus materials. For a piece that fits neatly into your standard body of work at a consistent size, you might choose square inch.

There is no rule about which method to use as your recommended price. The point is to make a deliberate choice... not just take whichever number is highest or lowest... and record it alongside the calculation.

When you save a calculation, the recommended method and its price are stored with it. You can change your recommendation before saving.

The recommended price does not auto-publish anywhere or set a price in any connected system. It is a reference tag: a record of which number you chose and which method you used, for when you come back to this piece later.


Ready to price your art with confidence?

Use the Art Price Lab calculator to run all three pricing methods at once and find your range.

Open the Calculator