COMPARISONS

Artwork Archive vs KANDINSKY: which suits dealers?

Artwork Archive suits artists, collectors and organisations managing a collection, with organisation plans from $39 a month billed yearly. KANDINSKY suits dealers who sell, from €10 a month, with unlimited pieces listed on their own website and channels such as eBay and Google. Prices checked 7 November 2026.

Last updated · By Stéphane Cornille

KEY FACTS

KANDINSKY PRICE
Core €10, Grow €40 or Pro €80 a month, with unlimited pieces on every plan. First month €1.
ARTWORK ARCHIVE PRICE
Organisations: Standard $39, Plus $78 or Enterprise $156 a month, billed yearly ($46, $93 or $186 monthly). Artists from $9. 14-day free trial.
BEST FOR
Artwork Archive: managing a collection. KANDINSKY: selling on many channels.
CHECKED
7 November 2026, from each company's own website

SIDE BY SIDE

How do KANDINSKY and Artwork Archive compare?

On the same nine points as every comparison page, chosen around what independent dealers weigh up. Information checked on 7 November 2026, from each company's own website (see sources below). “Unknown” means the company doesn't publish it. Prices change, so check before you decide.

KANDINSKY compared with Artwork Archive, checked on 7 November 2026
CRITERIONKANDINSKYARTWORK ARCHIVE
WHO IT'S FORIndependent dealers and galleries in art, antiques and collectibles.Artists, collectors and organisations, with separate plans for each.[1]
PRICECore €10, Grow €40 or Pro €80 a month, with unlimited pieces on every plan. First month €1.Organisations: Standard $39, Plus $78 or Enterprise $156 a month, billed yearly ($46, $93 or $186 monthly). Artists from $9. 14-day free trial.[1]
GETTING STOCK ONLINEUnlimited pieces. Import a CSV or Excel file, or add pieces one by one.500, 1,000 or unlimited pieces by plan. Free data import from a CSV or Excel file.[1]
SELLING ON MANY CHANNELSOn Pro: Instagram, Pinterest, eBay, Google Merchant, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Shopify and Squarespace. Etsy, WhatsApp, TikTok, Facebook Marketplace, 1stDibs and Artsy are coming soon.A public profile website, plus WordPress, Squarespace and web embeds for your public pieces. Marketplaces: unknown.[1]
WEBSITEOn Grow and Pro: kandinsky.app/your-name, or your own domain (€5 a month on Grow, free on Pro).A public profile website on every organisation plan.[1]
PAYMENTSOn Grow: 1.5% plus the Stripe processing fee. On Pro: 1% plus the Stripe fee. 100+ currencies.Online invoicing, with PayPal for invoice payments.[1]
ADMIN TIMEIncome & expense tracking (Grow and Pro). Postal tracking and AI automations, 500 credits a month (Pro).CRM, sales pipeline, expense tracking, appraisal and maintenance records, reports and QR codes.[1]
YOUR DATA & EXPORTBacked up daily. Download your data at any time, on every plan.Daily backups. Data export: unknown.[1]
SUPPORTCommunity and email on every plan: 3-day reply on Core, 24-hour on Grow, 4-hour plus Zoom on Pro (Mon–Fri).Priority support on organisation plans.[1]

WHEN IT'S THE BETTER CHOICE

When is Artwork Archive the better choice?

  • You manage a collection or an artist's work more than you sell on many channels.
  • You need appraisal and maintenance records.
  • You want a low monthly price with a 14-day trial and no credit card.

WHEN KANDINSKY FITS

When is KANDINSKY the better choice?

  • You sell to customers and want pieces listed on eBay, Google, Instagram and Pinterest from one inventory.
  • You want card payments on your own website.
  • You want unlimited pieces from the first plan.

FAQ

What else do dealers ask?

Does Artwork Archive charge per user?
No. Its organisation plans include 3, 5 or 10 users, depending on the plan.
Can I import my stock into Artwork Archive?
Yes. Its pricing page lists free data import from a CSV or Excel file.

SOURCES

Where does this information come from?

Checked on 7 November 2026. KANDINSKY's details come from its pricing page. Each fact about Artwork Archive in the table links to the page it comes from, numbered as below:

  1. Artwork Archive pricing (organisations)

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