For short projects, or trying it out
4.8%
of the painting's value, each month
- Stop anytime with thirty days notice
- Swap at the next rotation
Pricing
4% of the painting's value, a month. No setup fees, nothing hidden, the same rule for every piece.
Twelve months, billed monthly
Most clients
4%
of the painting's value, each month
- Our standard rate
- An extra swap each year
- First look at new work
- Invitations to artist studio visits
Estimate your room
For a with pieces worth about each, on , you'd pay $480 a month.
Tap any underlined word to change it. Hanging, insurance and swaps included.
Year one
Same budget, a very different year. One painting, bought or rented.
$2,000 on day one. One painting, for as long as you have the wall.
$960 over the year, $80 a month, and you can change the piece whenever you like.
Based on one $2,000 painting on a membership. Rent for more than about two years and it costs more than buying, which is why half of everything you pay counts toward keeping a piece.
What's included
One monthly price. Everything else is ours to deal with.
Hanging
Usually under an hour, before you open. We bring everything.
Insurance
Every piece is insured by us from the artist's studio to your wall and back.
Swaps
We swap it at the next rotation, or sooner on a membership.
Certificates
Each piece comes with a signed certificate and the artist's name on the wall.
Keeping a piece
Fall for something on your wall? Half of everything you've paid on it comes off the price.
You rent a $2,000 painting
$960
$80 a month for twelve months
Half comes back as credit
$480
Applied to that same piece
You buy it for
$1,520
Instead of $2,000
Credit applies to the piece you've been renting, up to half its price. Renting never obliges you to buy.
Pricing questions
Short answers, because the pricing is simple.
- Is there a setup fee?
- No. Nothing to pay before your first month.
- How long is a membership?
- Twelve months, billed monthly.
- Can we change plans?
- Yes. Move from month to month to a membership anytime.
- Is it deductible?
- Rent is generally an ordinary business expense. Ask your accountant what it saves you.