ExhVerse (FlipHTML5)
Fast no-code 3D rooms, hotspots, audio, video, one-link share. Strong 2026 buzz for self-serve shows. Free plan: about 3 shows / 30 works each. Pro is cheap. Sales tools still basic.
Open ExhVerseTechnology can hasten an artist's ascent when it serves the work. We build self-serve 3D galleries where makers hang rooms, share one link, and welcome visitors in the browser. Storytelling and empowerment remain the point.
Closest to a virtual exhibition. Pick by speed, audience, or sales tools.
Fast no-code 3D rooms, hotspots, audio, video, one-link share. Strong 2026 buzz for self-serve shows. Free plan: about 3 shows / 30 works each. Pro is cheap. Sales tools still basic.
Open ExhVerseCustom floor plans, education and indie shows. Huge public catalog of other people’s exhibitions. Free core. Looks a bit dated next to newer rooms, still wins for casual walk-in traffic.
Open ArtstepsPhotoreal rooms, inventory, leads. What many commercial galleries use. Paid after trial. Steeper to set up.
Open KunstmatrixVirtual rooms plus “see it on your wall” AR, collector viewing rooms, inventory. Built to turn a visit into a sale. Paid (~$20–30/mo). Caps on lower tiers.
Open ArtPlacerSimple in-browser 3D, inquiries, multiple live shows. Paid. Smaller work limits.
Open ExhibbitHigh-end viewing rooms (David Zwirner, Victoria Miro tier). Quote / gallery-level. Not for a first solo demo.
Open VorticNot “build your own museum.” Famous names if collectors should find the work.
Gallery network, serious collectors. Artists usually arrive via a gallery, not by signing up alone.
ArtsyOpen to independent artists. 2D online viewing rooms. About 35–40% commission. Real buyer traffic.
Saatchi ArtCurated, higher commission, more hand-holding.
SingulartGoogle Arts & Culture remains the giant for institutions (2,000+ museums). You do not build a private branded room there; you enter their universe.
Spatial and OnCyber grow among digital / NFT / 3D-object artists. Overkill if the work is traditional paintings or works on paper.
Most people now run one 3D room on their own site plus listings on a marketplace. The 3D room is the show. The marketplace is the fair booth.