Is there a minimum or maximum price?
Minimum price limit
All artworks must be priced according to their medium:
- Original collages: £100 / €120 / $130 / C$190 / A$200
- Digital art: £100 / €120 / $130 / C$190 / A$200
- Original drawings: £150 / €180 / $200 / C$280 / A$300
- Original paintings: £200 / €240 / $270 / C$370 / A$400
- Original and limited edition sculptures: £200 / €240 / $270 / C$370 / A$400
- Fine art photography: £150 / €180 / $200 / C$280 / A$300
- Fine art prints: £70 / €80 / $95 / C$130 / A$140
- Printmaking: £70 / €80 / $95 / C$130 / A$140
Why is there a minimum price?
We first introduced a minimum price on the site in 2017, and this has been an important part of our journey towards encouraging artists to offer quality original and limited edition art without losing sight of our mission to make art accessible for our customers. Having a minimum price is important for a variety of reasons, including ensuring that artists are getting paid fairly as well as positively contributing to the overall perception of quality.
Will this affect a sale I want to run?
Yes. When setting up your sale, the final price of the artwork will need to meet the minimum price requirements as outlined above. This will depend on the medium of the artwork, and you therefore cannot run a sale which reduces the price to below that amount.
Maximum price limit
As of July 2019, items over £50,000 / €55,000 / $65,000 / C$90,000 / A$100,000 cannot be sold on Artfinder. This is to ensure that artwork sold on Artfinder does not exceed levels widely considered as inaccessible, which is in line with our mission of making art more accessible, affordable and a viable career for artists.
If you are unsure how to price your artwork, here is our guide: How should I price my artworks?