Portfolio sites for artists & galleries

A gallery looks at your website before it answers your email.

They are checking whether the work is current, whether the series hold together, whether the prices make sense. Ten seconds, and they have decided. I build sites where every work has its own page — priced, dated, findable, and reachable by email.

29 works → 29 Pages, one per painting
7 → 36 Addresses a search engine can index
€0 Hosting, per month
10 days From first file to live

Measured on budzko.art, rebuilt September 2026. Not estimates.

Case 01

B.K. Art Studio

An oil painter with twenty-nine works and a website that search engines could not read.

budzko.art ↗

Before

Seven pages, six of which existed only as anchors — a search engine saw one address. The gallery page carried twenty-five characters of text. The contact button opened the visitor's mail client, or on a phone without one, did nothing.

Built

A page for every painting, with medium, size, year, price and availability written so a machine can read them. Email on the artist's own domain, sending and receiving. An inquiry form that already names the painting being asked about.

Result

Thirty-six addresses instead of seven. Every painting findable by its own title. Inquiries arrive as ordinary email with the visitor in Reply-To. The whole thing runs on a free plan — €0 a month, indefinitely.

How I work

Three rules I don't bend.

  • Measured, not claimed. A green build log is not a result. Before I say something is finished, I check what your server actually sends a browser.
  • Two projects at a time. A date I can keep is worth more to you than a discount. A site delivered late costs you the show you built it for.
  • You own all of it. Domain, hosting, code, email. Nothing is rented from me, and nothing stops working if we never speak again.

What you get

Things you own, not features you rent.

  • Your own domain, with email on it. yourname.com and hello@yourname.com — sending and receiving, not a forwarding trick.
  • A page for every work. Title, medium, size, year, price, availability — written so search engines can show the price.
  • An inquiry form that reaches you. The work's name is already in the message. You reply from your phone like any other email.
  • Hosting that costs nothing. Cloudflare's free plan, in your account. No monthly bill to forget.
  • The source code. Yours. Another developer can pick it up tomorrow.

Pricing

Fixed price, fixed scope.

Signature $3,500
  • Up to 5 pages and 30 works
  • A page per work, with product markup
  • Domain, email, DNS, security headers
  • Inquiry form on its own backend
  • Prerendered content, sitemap, Search Console
  • Three weeks

50% to start, 50% on delivery.

Studio $8,500
  • Everything in Signature
  • Unlimited works, filtering by series and year
  • Second language
  • A catalogue you edit yourself, or checkout
  • Motion design and custom interaction
  • Five weeks

50% to start, 50% on delivery.

Care $40 / month
  • New works added as you make them
  • Price and availability changes
  • Up to two hours of edits a month
  • I watch the site so you don't have to

Optional. Cancel any time.

Founding clients Two projects at $1,500 The first two Signature sites, at a reduced price, in exchange for a case study and an honest testimonial. Open until 15 October.

A template site works too, and charges you every month forever — for one address shared by your whole collection. One work sold directly usually covers a good part of this.

For galleries

Representation is a promise you make in public.

The website is where you keep it.

  • A page for every artist and every work, so a search for a title finds your gallery.
  • A catalogue your team edits. A new show live the same morning, sold works marked, nothing waiting on a developer.
  • Inquiries that arrive attributed: which work, which artist, which visitor.
  • An exhibition archive that stays indexed after the show closes.

Process

Four steps.

01

A call, thirty minutes

I look at what you have and tell you what I would do and what it would cost. Free, and nothing to sign.

02

Deposit and materials

50% up front, photographs and whatever you have written. If the texts don't exist, I draft them and you correct me.

03

Two weeks of building

From day three the site is live on a test address. Look whenever you like and say what is wrong. Two rounds of changes included.

04

Handover

Your domain, your email, your hosting, your code. Remaining 50% on delivery.

Who builds it

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Aliaksei

I am an engineer, not a web designer. I build systems that have to stay up, and I have paid the bills for keeping them running — which is why your site behaves like infrastructure and not like a brochure.

This started at home. My wife paints in oil; her work sat behind a website search engines could not read, so I rebuilt it properly and measured everything. I work alone and take two projects at a time.

Contact

Send me a link to your work.

Your Instagram, your gallery page, your old site — whatever exists. I will look at it and reply with what I would do and what it would cost. That reply is free and there is nothing to sign.

hello@369aether.net

Replies within one working day. English or Russian.