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Artmetria is a structured art platform built around five connected layers: Atelier, Artmetria Index, Global Radar, Cockpit, and a growing AI layer. Its purpose is not only to publish art content, but to help users train the eye, read market signals more clearly, and deepen their understanding over time.

Most art sites either teach, inform, or sell. Artmetria is designed to connect aesthetic education, market structure, and applied tools inside one coherent system. It is meant to be used progressively: first to sharpen perception, then to structure what matters, then to deepen use through more advanced layers.

No. Artmetria is not a marketplace and does not position itself as a buying platform. It is an educational and analytical environment designed to make art and its surrounding signals more legible.

No. Artmetria uses careful language around signals, quality, segments, and market reading, but it is not a financial advisor, investment advisor, or trading platform.

The Artmetria Index is a synthetic market index built from auction data and weighted through Artmetria’s qualitative reading framework. In simple terms, it does not only measure price movement. It also tries to interpret the quality of what is moving through a more disciplined reading of the lots that compose the market.

C1–C10 is the expert reading backbone used inside Artmetria’s logic. It structures the assessment of a work through ten criteria such as artist identity, period, execution, subject, composition, condition, provenance, and bibliographic resonance. It helps Artmetria move beyond raw price alone.

Global Radar is Artmetria’s signal layer for the art world. It is designed to surface fairs, exhibitions, sale periods, and other important dates in a way that can be followed, revisited, and integrated into a longer user journey.

No. Global Radar should be understood as a structured and curated signal layer, not as a claim of total exhaustiveness over the entire art world.

No. The purpose of the Index is precisely the opposite: to make judgment more explicit. It gives users a more readable framework, but it does not eliminate the need for discernment, context, and interpretation.

Free is the discovery layer. Light is the first real working layer, with deeper access to Atelier, the Aesthetic Profile, early Index views, and more continuity. Pro opens richer Index, Radar, Cockpit, and AI surfaces. Pro+ raises the ceiling further for heavier use and priority openings. Enterprise extends the same logic to teams and institutions.

In Artmetria’s current structure, Light is the main entry point for users who want the real product experience without jumping immediately into the deepest professional layers.

Yes. The platform is designed as a progression. Users can begin with a lighter layer and move deeper when their use becomes clearer and more regular.

No. Some pages describe what is already live, while others also indicate the direction of the platform. Artmetria presents both current access and product horizon. The plan pages explain the logic of access, but rollout remains progressive.

No. Pro and Pro+ are advanced individual layers. Enterprise is the organizational extension of the platform for teams, institutions, or group workflows that go beyond individual use.

Advisor is Artmetria’s orientation layer. Its role is to help visitors understand the platform, the plans, the product surfaces, and the right next step. It is not meant to replace the deeper product experiences themselves.

Advisor explains and orients. The Aesthetic Profile is a distinct guided experience that returns a structured reading of taste, affinities, and visual preferences. They belong to the same ecosystem, but they are not the same product.

The current AI layer includes Advisor and the Aesthetic Profile as the main visible entry points. Artistic Matches, Artwork Analysis, Semantic Search, and later advanced analytical layers belong to the roadmap of deeper use and are opening progressively across Light, Pro, and Pro+.

No. Artmetria’s AI layer is built to support orientation, structure, and deeper reading. It is designed to clarify and extend judgment, not to simulate omniscience or replace expertise with generic automation.

Credits are usage units inside Artmetria. They power certain AI calls and premium actions. They are not crypto, they have no monetary value, and they are tied to product usage rules defined by plan and feature.

No. Artmetria is already usable in key areas, but some layers are still evolving. The public site reflects both the current product and the intended architecture of the platform.

They should be read as part of the canonical product structure. Some features are live, some are opening next, and some are directional. The intention is to make the platform legible without pretending every layer is equally mature today.

You can use the support surfaces linked from this page, including Known Issues, bug reporting, and the support area itself. Advisor is also useful when the problem is really a question of orientation rather than a bug.

Where the relevant actions are enabled, Radar can expose calendar-friendly outputs such as ICS export. Availability depends on the page and current release state.