It depends on the quality of your work, your reputation as an artist and market forces. This is another question that comes up a lot. How do I price my artwork on Fine Art America? Sometimes by mid-day, sometimes late in the evening, depending on if the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday. I’ve been selling my fine art photography and artwork on Fine Art America since 2011 and they’ve always paid on the 15th.
But don’t worry, you will get the money (unless it is returned). “ David King – contributing artist on FAAĭepending on the sale date, you might have to wait 45 days or so before you’ll see any money from that sale. Payment is always on the 15th of the month but there also has to have been at least a full 30 days (in case of a return) between the day of the sale and the payday. “You’ll receive payment on the 15th of the month. Here is how David King, one of the artists on Fine Art America explains it. You won’t be paid until after the guarantee period and they only pay once a month.
Now because of Fine Art America’s excellent 30 day money back guarantee policy, you have to wait a while before you see your money. With PayPal, you can set up an account for free… receive money from Fine Art America for free (we pay the PayPal fees for you)… and withdraw the money from PayPal to your bank account for free” Fine Art America lost mail, checks accidentally thrown out, etc.). The check method proved to be too slow and inefficient (e.g. “Please note – Fine Art America no longer sends out payments via check. Scroll down to the “Accounting” section and go to “Payment Information” where you will find this explanation. So how do you get paid on Fine Art America? First, you set up a Paypal account and enter the email information into your “Behind the Scenes” dashboard on Fine Art America.
And rightly so! After all they are trusting an unknown entity with their art and the whole point of offering one’s work for sale is that you want to get paid. Artists worry a lot of about getting paid from online print on demand sites like Fine Art America.
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