Public archive software
for this century
At a glance
What is Trove?
Trove is a web-based archive software designed to help organizations and inviduals showcase their collections. Too many collections are either inaccessible to the public or trapped behind clunky and outdated interfaces. With a modern layout and design, Trove makes your collection pleasing to access and explore. Trove drives natural discovery of your work and elevates your mission.
Who is Trove for?
Trove is for museums, collectors, galleries, artists, estates, libraries, non-profits, businesses, institutes, researchers, and anyone else who wants to make their collection of items easily accessible. Trove also works well for sharing text-based information and history with the public.
How much does Trove cost?
Trove relies a on usage-based pricing model. This means the price scales to your needs, whether you have a small collection or a multi-million item archive. There is a fixed monthly cost paired with a variable cost depending on your data requirements and usage.
Who is behind Trove?
Trove began when Taichi Kato and Sawyer Pollard met while studying computer science at Amherst College. They paired their love for technology with a passion for preserving and publishing works of all kinds.
Pricing
- Unlimited pages
- Unlimited categories
- Limited storage
- Custom domain
- Existing site integration
- Custom design
- Secure backups
- Dedicated support
- Data import and export
- All Standard features
- + Usage-based storage pricing
- + Advanced custom design
- + Custom features
Standard
$80/month
Enterprise
Custom pricing
Get in touch
By emailing us, you can schedule a brief call with founders Taichi and Sawyer to discuss how Trove can empower your work.
We love hearing about your successes, challenges, and planning how Trove (or a custom-built solution) can help.
In your email, provide some basic details like your full name, role, and organization (if applicable).
Describe the kinds of items you'd like to display in your public archive.
If you're using an existing public archive solution, we'd love to see it.
If there's an example of a public archive you admire, we'd love to see that too.
If you'd like to schedule a call right away, provide your availability.
Send your message to [email protected].