Live price drops for art prints and limited editions
Artists and studios use Freefall to release limited-edition prints and merch as live falling-price drops. The price starts at the edition's full price and falls live; collectors who want it most buy early, and the edition sells out in one shared moment.
Why art & limited editions sellers use live drops
An edition release is an event
Collectors watch the price fall together, and the release sells out in one moment instead of trickling out.
Fans pay what it's worth to them
Your biggest supporters buy near full price, and newer fans still have a way in.
Your own page
Share freefall.app/your-studio from your bio, or embed releases on your portfolio site on paid plans.
A floor you choose
The price never goes below the floor you set for the edition.
How to run your first drop
- Choose an edition size smaller than your audience, and number the prints.
- Announce the release time to your mailing list and social followers.
- Use the Slow burn curve so the edition holds near full price for your earliest fans.
- Share the sell-out moment afterwards: it's the best advert for the next edition.
Signed giclée print, edition of 50
- Retail price shown
- $180
- Starting price
- $175
- Private floor
- $95
- Quantity
- 50
- Each fall
- 10–20 minutes, random resets
A slow-burn curve keeps the price high for early collectors before it falls.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell originals?
Yes. Set the quantity to 1 for a one-of-a-kind piece.
Do I need a website?
No. Your Freefall page is enough to start, and you can embed drops on your own site later on a paid plan.
Can shoppers wait for the lowest price?
Not reliably. Each fall lasts a random length and can reset to the top at any moment, so waiting for the bottom risks losing the item to someone else or watching the price jump back up. Shoppers buy when the price is right for them.
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