Artelo brings art printing, framing and store management into one service for artists, photographers, and e-commerce brands. Its software connects with Etsy and Shopify, while its U.S. production facility prints, frames, packs and ships orders.
Sellers can create products in bulk using reusable templates, generate listing mockups, publish to connected stores, and link existing listing variants for automatic fulfillment. Manual orders support sales outside connected stores. Personalized products can use order-specific artwork and an approval workflow.
Developers can use Artelo's API for product creation, order submission and fulfillment tracking. Artelo also serves marketplaces, galleries, retailers and wholesale buyers with custom printing and fulfillment needs.
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I built Artelo because I wanted artists to have a production partner that could support the businesses they were trying to build. Selling artwork involves more than uploading a design. Paper, framing, print quality, packaging, and delivery all become part of an artist's brand. I wanted to address common challenges like limited product choices, high production costs, inconsistent fulfillment, and hours spent creating products, preparing images, and updating listings. My approach was to bring manufacturing and software together. By handling production in-house, we have more control over how orders are printed, framed, and packed. Our software helps artists create products, manage listings, and automate fulfillment. My goal is to help artists spend less time managing production and more time creating and growing their businesses.