What it costs you
Every price here includes GST. You pay for the prints you actually order, and separately for the storage that keeps your master files ready to print. There is no commission on your sales, no per-order fee and no listing cost. What you charge your customer on top is entirely yours.
How the storage plan behaves
The subscription exists to cover the cost of keeping your print masters safe and ready. It is not a commission in disguise, and it is deliberately priced close to what the storage actually costs.
The size guide assumes a 16-bit A2 TIFF at about 165 MB. An 8-bit file is roughly half that, with no visible difference in print.
Only your master files count towards the quota. Previews and thumbnails we generate are free.
Running out of space stops new uploads. It never stops an order - prints you have already set up keep selling and shipping.
Starter is billed yearly because at that price a monthly card fee would take a tenth of it.
Spend enough on printing in a year and your next renewal is waived. The thresholds are on the account page.
If a subscription lapses your files are not deleted. The library goes read-only and we write to you before anything is removed.
Print pricing
These are the studio's published per-size prices, read live from its catalogue rather than copied into this page. Take a size, add what you would charge a collector for it, and the difference is your margin.
Prices are per print, made to order, and there is no minimum quantity. Framing is priced separately and ships differently - a glazed parcel costs more to send, and more again to Western Australia and the Northern Territory. Pricing applies to correctly set up, print-ready files.
Pricing questions
Order a sample pack
Judge the stocks under your own light before you quote a customer.
Order a sample packSee the papers
Every stock the studio prints on, with the specifications it publishes.
View the papersStart with the papers, not the price list
The stock you choose changes the print more than any other decision. Get the sample pack on your desk first.