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For artists

Show the work, sell the prints, keep the list.

Today a feed decides who sees your work, a marketplace takes a slice of every print, and the person who bought one is their customer, not yours. A site you own does none of that.

One site, free for good. No card. We email you a link — nothing to remember.

The mountain, cleared.

  • A slice off every print you sell 0% to Goose, on every plan How the money works
  • A buyer who belongs to the marketplace, not to you Paid straight into your own Stripe account
  • Proofs emailed back and forth, and nobody sure which is final A private album where the client picks
  • Followers a platform lets you reach, for a price Your subscribers, on your own list, downloadable any time Your data, your exit
  • Visitors followed home by trackers None. Look at any Goose page.

What you get

A gallery, a proof round and a shop, under one roof.

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Collections that file themselves

Group work into collections and each new piece lands where it belongs, with a cover that can rotate through the set rather than freezing on one frame.

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Private proof albums

Send a client a private link. They mark each frame chosen, maybe or no, leave a note on any of them, and sign off. You copy the chosen filenames straight into your editing app.

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Prints and downloads

Sell a print, a file or a licence from the same page the work is on. The money lands in your Stripe account, and the buyer gets a private download link that stops working after two days.

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A list of your own

A sign-up form that loads nothing from anybody else, a welcome that actually sends, and a spreadsheet of the whole list on the free plan, before you have paid anything.

Photograph to comeA printmaker pulling a proof, ink on the hands, their own site open on a laptop behind. Available light, the press in frame, no styling.

On Goose today

Michael Craig · First Read Pictures, Tucson

Theatre and live-performance photography, since 2005

Twenty years of frames on his own domain, private client albums where the frames get chosen, and the whole archive on Goose — the first site the person who built Goose moved onto it.

See it live →

Also yours

The work is read by people, and by machines.

Each piece tells a search engine or an AI assistant what it is — a work, with a title, a date and a price — instead of leaving it to guess at a paragraph.

Open callYour community here? Apply to be featured.

Are you on Goose yet?

Bring your work, your domain and your list, on your own schedule.

One site, free for good. No card. We email you a link — nothing to remember.