The sale proposal: close properly, even at a distance
A collector wants an artwork — on Instagram, by email, at the studio. Send them a page in your name: they accept, they pay, the documents follow.
More serious than bank details in a DM
Most artist sales are agreed in a conversation. Everything is decided at payment time — and a clear frame makes the difference.
The buyer is reassured
They open a page in your name: the artwork full width, the agreed price, the seller's identity, secure payment. Nothing like a bare payment URL pasted into a chat.
The agreement is written down
Before paying, the buyer accepts the proposal — and that acceptance is recorded, with its date. If the question ever comes up, everything is on record.
The artwork is reserved
As soon as the proposal is created, the artwork cannot go elsewhere. Your collector can decide calmly, within the validity period you set.
From agreement to payment, in five steps
You have one decisive move: sending the link. Everything downstream is prepared.
You agree with the buyer
By direct message, by email or at the studio: the artwork, the price, the handover. The proposal seals that agreement — it does not replace it.
You create the proposal
A single screen: your artworks at the agreed price — or a custom commission. Full payment, or a deposit to reserve.
You send the link
By email in one click, or pasted into the conversation where it all started. If your professional website is active, the page carries its colors.
The buyer accepts and pays
Card via your own Stripe account, or bank transfer with your details displayed. Their acceptance is recorded before payment.
The documents follow
Invoice or receipt, certificate of authenticity, sale tracking: everything is ready with no retyping. All that remains is handing over the artwork.
Everything that reassures a buyer, already in place
The proposal gathers what a serious sale must show, at the moment the buyer decides.
The artwork, full width
One artwork: a full-page image, enlarged in one tap. Several artworks: each at its price, a single total, one payment.
Payment with no MycreArt commission
Card via your Stripe account or bank transfer to your IBAN. The money goes to you — MycreArt takes nothing on the sale.
A legal frame that adapts
Existing artwork sold at a distance: the buyer's withdrawal right is stated and handled. Custom commission: the waiver provided by law is collected before payment.
The documents at the right time
A deposit invoice or receipt upon collection, the final document after payment, and a certificate of authenticity ready to attach.
The proposal expires on the date you choose. Until it is paid, you can cancel it — the artwork becomes available again immediately.
This information is provided for guidance only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. For your particular situation, consult a professional.
Frequently asked questions about the sale proposal
A payment link goes straight to checkout — perfect at an exhibition, via a QR code. The proposal adds what matters when the sale was agreed in a conversation: the artwork shown full width, the agreed price, the seller's identity and an acceptance recorded before payment. In both cases, MycreArt takes no commission.
No. They open the link, check the artwork and the price, accept and pay. No sign-up, no app to install.
Depending on what you choose at creation: card via your own Stripe account, bank transfer — your bank details and the reference to mention are displayed after acceptance — or payment in person, which you then mark as received.
Yes: 30%, 50% or a custom amount. After collection, issue the deposit invoice or receipt, or let your email settings do so when all conditions are met, then request the balance from the sale page.
For an existing artwork sold at a distance, yes: they have 14 days after receiving it, and the page says so — a legal obligation, and a reassurance that helps close the sale. A personalized artwork is excluded from this right (article L221-28 of the French Consumer Code): the buyer waives it explicitly before paying.
The proposal expires on the validity date you set, and you can cancel it at any time as long as it has not been paid. The artwork then becomes available again immediately.
No: a proposal reserves the artwork, precisely so a double sale is impossible. Cancel the first proposal to offer it elsewhere. To show a selection without commitment, private viewing rooms are made for that.
The guides that complete the proposal
Commission, payment collection, documents: everything around a serious sale.
Custom orders
Deposit, agreed description, invoice or receipt: the personalized commission.
Selling directly
Collect a standard sale, without commission.
Selling safely
Spot the common scams before they cost you.
Card payments
Connect your Stripe account in a few minutes.
Invoice or receipt
Which document to issue, and when.
Certificate of authenticity
The document that accompanies the delivered artwork.
Ready to send your first proposal?
Create it in one screen, share the link: acceptance, payment and documents follow.