Paid resource · £39 · 20-page PDF download
Artist Commission Toolkit
Price, scope and protect your next commission before you say yes.
A practical 20-page field guide for artists taking on commercial, public-art, hospitality, brand or site-specific commissions.
£39 · 20-page PDF
One-time payment. Immediate PDF download, with a secure recovery link emailed after checkout.
Preview the toolkit
Two pages from the 20-page guide, shown exactly as they appear in the download.
What is inside
- What to clarify before quoting
- Artist fee versus production budget
- Rights and licensing
- Scope creep and production responsibilities
- Payment terms, red flags and a go/no-go check
- Useful email scripts, a quote skeleton and a final pre-start checklist
Practical guidance before you commit
The guidance is based on real project delivery experience. It gives you a practical structure for understanding the project, costing it honestly and recording what has been agreed.
It is not legal advice. The free commission pricing calculator remains available for a quick starting figure; this field guide is for working through the full commission before saying yes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Artist Commission Toolkit?
This practical 20-page field guide covers what to clarify before quoting; artist fee versus production budget; rights and licensing; scope creep; production responsibilities; payment terms; red flags; a go/no-go check; useful email scripts; a quote skeleton; and a final pre-start checklist.
Who is the toolkit for?
It is for artists taking on commercial, public-art, hospitality, brand or site-specific commissions, whether this is a first substantial commission or a useful structure for an established practice.
How is the toolkit delivered?
After secure payment through Stripe, the download is available immediately and a recovery link is sent to the email used at checkout. The secure link remains active for seven days, so save the PDF to your device during that time.
Does the toolkit replace legal advice?
No. The toolkit is practical guidance based on real project delivery experience, not legal advice. A contract with unusual rights, liability or cancellation terms may still need independent legal review.