The owner is selling an online art gallery created from scratch with the help of a web developer. The website was uniquely designed and coded, taking six months to complete before its public launch six months ago. Despite the owner's passion for art and desire to keep the gallery, personal reasons necessitate its sale. The owner has invested substantially in search engine optimization, achieving a high ranking on Google for "art for sale" by gaining backlinks from artists' websites. The gallery is carefully curated, accepting only a third of artist applications to maintain high-quality artwork, comparable to leading market players. Currently, the gallery hosts 1,700 paintings from 200 artists, with many more artists eager to join the platform. Although sales have been modest—three paintings sold last month—this is attributed to a lack of promotional efforts thus far. The owner believes that an increase in promotion will significantly boost sales. The gallery's commission rate is set at 20%, adjustable through the admin panel. Additional revenue comes from a Promotion package allowing artists to pay for enhanced visibility and reviews. With the online art market expected to experience rapid growth in upcoming years, the owner views the gallery as a strong foundation for entering the field. Potential buyers are encouraged to consult a well-regarded report on the online art trade for more insights.