Attach a price sheet to the gallery.
Prints, frames, albums, digitals if you sell them. Your catalog, your numbers.
Print store
They buy the frame they are already looking at.
Size, finish, checkout on the photo. Open the Claire & James shop. You set the prices. Lab is optional. $5/mo.
$5/mo for the shop. Pixbox takes 10% on print orders. No forced lab.
$5/mo. Plus 10% on print orders. You keep the rest.
From price sheet to a paid print.
They pick a size on the photo.
No second shop URL in the email footer that nobody opens. The store is the lightbox.
You fulfill, or a lab does.
Self-fulfill if you print. Use a lab if you do not. Markup stays yours after the 10% Pixbox fee.
What the shop actually does.
Buy print on the photo
The button is in the gallery. That is the whole idea. A separate storefront is how print sales die.
Your prices
Price sheets per gallery. You are not stuck on a vendor’s public menu.
No forced lab
Print yourself or send out. Pixbox is not a lab with a gallery taped on.
Stripe checkout
They pay on the shop page. You are not invoicing a 4x6 in a DMs thread.
A second shop link is where orders go to die.
They are looking at the photo. That is the moment. Send them to another site and you lost the sale. Keep checkout on the frame.
Questions.
Do you take a cut of print sales?
Yes. $5/mo is the shop tool. Print orders also take 10%. We will not pretend this is zero-commission.
Can I sell digitals?
Yes. Put them on the price sheet. Same checkout as prints.
Do I have to use Pixbox Print Lab?
No. Self-fulfill is a first-class path. The lab option is there when you want it. It is not the reason the shop exists.
Is the shop on by default?
No. Delivery works without it. Turn it on when you actually sell prints.
Sell where they are already looking.
Open the live shop, then attach a price sheet to a real gallery when you are ready.