Solo Show

For working artists

Your own solo show, always open.

A gallery-clean website for your work. Show it beautifully, sell it directly, and keep every dollar of every sale.

14 days free · no card required to start

Six surfaces. Nothing else.

Every Solo Show site is six small pages — no more. That constraint is the point: the site is a lit white wall, and your work is the only thing on it.

  • 01

    Home

    A hero image and a few lines. An opening, not a feed.

  • 02

    Work

    Your work at rest on a white wall, with museum captions.

  • 03

    Shop

    Originals and editions, paid straight to your own Stripe account.

  • 04

    Events

    Shows and openings, sorted into upcoming and past for you.

  • 05

    About

    Who you are and how you work, told plainly in your own voice.

  • 06

    Contact

    Where commissions and questions reach you.

Why Solo Show exists

Born and raised in New England, I’ve been painting since my teens in the mid-’80s (thank you, Bob Ross) and have explored many mediums including oils, acrylics, and watercolors.

After a pivot to graphic and web design in the late ’90s, I hadn’t painted regularly for a couple of decades.

That is, until 2020 and COVID. The business I owned was forced to close for two months, so, to fill the time, I purchased an iPad Pro, an Apple Pencil, and a painting app called Procreate. I was so amazed at how the iPad had rekindled my love of painting that, in late 2020, I started painting with oils and acrylics again.

Fast forward six years, dozens of paintings and digital illustrations later, and here I am, on a platform I created, showcasing and selling my artwork. I never would have thought it possible, but with the rising costs of bloated website creation and online store web apps, I knew I had to create a simple and inexpensive platform for artists like me to showcase and sell their work.

So welcome to Solo Show. I built it for artists like me, and I hope it does for your work what it did for mine. Questions? I’m easy to reach on the Support page.

— Chris, painter & founder

A living example

Chris Neuman

The founder's own working site — built with the same tools every artist gets, showing and selling real work today.

  • "Still Life with Lemons and Sugar" Original Oil Painting
  • "Evie & Lettie" Giclée Print
  • Velvet Underground Album Cover Reproduction

Visit the full site →

Two plans. Zero commission.

Studio

$10 / month·$90 / year

Your work on its own quiet site. Gallery, collections, about and contact pages — and your own domain.

Gallery

$15 / month·$140 / year

Everything in Studio, plus the store: sell originals and prints, paid straight to your own Stripe account. We take 0% of every sale.

Both start with a free 14-day trial of the gallery — no card required.

Start your free trial

Questions

Do you take a commission on sales?
No. Zero percent, forever. Buyers pay you directly through your own Stripe account — the money never passes through us. Your subscription is the only thing you ever pay.
What does the 14-day free trial include?
Everything except selling: your gallery, collections, pages, and your own address. When the trial ends, pick Studio to keep showing your work — or Gallery to open your store.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes — subscribers can point a domain they own at their site, with setup guided step by step. Every site starts at its own address either way: yourname.soloshow.app.
What happens if I cancel?
Your public site pauses, but nothing is deleted — your work, words, and images stay safe, and everything returns the moment you do.
Can I use Solo Show outside the US?
Your gallery works from anywhere. Selling currently requires a US Stripe account — international selling is on our roadmap.
What will Solo Show never add?
Feeds, followers, ads, algorithms, popups, newsletters-you-didn't-ask-for. Your site is a gallery, not a platform fighting for attention.