ArtSiteMaker review
A focused, low-cost way to publish artwork galleries without managing code or servers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ArtSiteMaker is a hosted portfolio website builder for visual artists who want to publish artwork galleries without managing code, plugins, or servers. Artists can create an account, upload artworks, organize collections, choose a theme, customize colors, fonts, and a logo, and publish an about page. The free plan includes all themes and a subdomain, making the product suitable for artists who need a simple online gallery with no monthly charge.
Pricing is straightforward. The Free plan costs $0 per month and is limited to 10 artworks. The Pro plan costs $69 per year, billed annually, and adds unlimited artworks, data export, and priority support. Both plans include the core publishing workflow, while Pro is the more practical choice for artists whose catalog will grow beyond the free plan's artwork limit or who want an exportable copy of their portfolio data.
The product's focus is gallery publishing rather than broader portfolio business operations. Artwork upload, collection management, theme selection, responsive image processing, image optimization, and CDN delivery cover the main needs of a visual portfolio. However, ArtSiteMaker does not include commerce, integrations, analytics, or client proofing, and custom-domain support is not verified. Artists who want a streamlined gallery builder should consider it; those needing online sales, measurement, connected tools, or client review workflows should choose a broader platform instead.
ArtSiteMaker pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes all themes and a subdomain
- Responsive image processing, optimization, and CDN delivery
- Pro adds unlimited artworks, data export, and priority support
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to 10 artworks
- No commerce, integrations, analytics, or client proofing
- Custom-domain support is not verified
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