Last updated: September 2026
The End That Sparked a New Beginning
When the original company behind Artstash closed its doors, it felt like the end of a dream. Our team, who had invested so much into creating a powerful tool for asset management, had to make a choice: let Artstash fade or fight for a comeback. We chose to fight.
A Team’s Resilience and a New Home
A core part of our team took control of the IP and set out to build Artstash as an independent startup. The journey was filled with challenges—legal hurdles, budget crunches, and late-night strategy sessions. But the turning point came when we secured a new home for Artstash on Microsoft Azure, providing the stability needed to move forward.
Why Artstash Matters Now More Than Ever
Artstash was built to take the pain out of 2D and 3D asset management: searching, previewing and sharing work without a fight. With that foundation in place, the beta ended. Artstash is generally available to game and video teams today, with a free Creative Review tier and paid Studio plans that all carry unlimited users.
Where Artstash Is Today
If your team is wrangling assets across Perforce Helix Core, Git, Diversion or Google Drive, Artstash connects to what you already use instead of asking you to migrate. The files stay where they are. Search, preview and review happen in one place.
Be Part of the Story
That is the chapter we are in now. If you want to see it, start with a free Creative Review workspace — unlimited reviewers, no card needed.
