A split for each artist
Set a share, agreement length and end action per artist. Your default covers everyone else.
Art galleries and artists
Consignment software for art galleries
Each artist has their own split and their own agreement. Consignment Hub keeps track of both, works out what you owe from every sale, and lets artists check their own sales.
A typical setup
A common starting point for this kind of shop. Set it once in Settings, then change it for any consignor.
- Consignor's share50%
- Agreement length180 days
- MarkdownsOff
- When an agreement endsReturn to consignor
- Oil on canvassold for $1,200.00Maya · 50%$600.00
- Signed printsold for $180.00Felix · 50%$90.00
- Ceramic bowlsold for $95.00Iris · 50%$47.50
How it fits your shop
Artists see their own sales
Each artist gets a page with your gallery's name, showing their works, what has sold and their payouts.
Prices stay where you set them
Markdowns are off unless you turn them on, so artwork keeps the price you agreed with the artist.
Questions
What's the usual gallery commission?
Many galleries split sales 50/50 with the artist, and shops selling artists' work often keep 30 to 40%. Set a default and change it per artist.
What happens to unsold work at the end of an agreement?
After your pickup grace period, it's taken off sale and goes on your hand-back list, ready to return to the artist.
Do artists need a Shopify account?
No, and no password either. They sign in with Google or a code sent to their email.
Other kinds of shops
Try Consignment Hub free
Every feature, free for up to 3 consignors.