ArtValue (artvalue.art) is an online art valuation tool: from a single photo of a painting, drawing, print, sculpture or antique, it identifies the piece (technique, signature, condition), searches comparable sales published by auction houses and returns an indicative value range with a confidence level, in about a minute. It gives no figure when it cannot identify the work. The first estimate is free, then €2.99 per estimate. Indicative only, not a certified appraisal.
To value your artworks
No subscription: you only pay for what you use.
- 1 free valuation
- Watermarked report
- 1 extra valuation
- No subscription
- 10 valuations
- Valid 1 year
- No subscription
- 20 valuations
- Valid 1 year
- No subscription
For professionals and artists
- 15 valuations per month
- PDF report
- History
- Export
- White-label reports
- Batch valuation
- Sourced comparables
- A public presentation page on ArtValue
- Biography
- Works
- Links
Who are the packs for?
The pack of 10 (€24.99) and the pack of 20 (€39.99) are one-off purchases: no subscription, no renewal. The valuations are credited to your account and stay valid for one year. Outside the Pro plan, this is the cheapest way to value several works: €2.50 each with the pack of 10 and €2.00 each with the pack of 20, against €2.99 for a single valuation. It is built for one-off inventories: an estate, a bought-in lot, an artist's studio holdings, a house clearance.
Pack or Pro subscription?
The Pro plan at €19.99 per month includes 15 monthly valuations, the full PDF report, history and export: it pays off from roughly ten valuations a month, on a recurring basis. If your need is occasional, a pack costs less and never renews. Pack credits remain usable even if you also hold a subscription.
Artist visibility: €49 per year
A living artist can book a public presentation page on ArtValue for €49 per year: biography, background, works, links to their website and social media. That space is explicitly labelled as sponsored. ArtValue assigns no price, no rating and no value to the work shown, and takes part in no transaction: it is a showcase, not an appraisal.
See the artist visibility offer →