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How many products can I publish to my store?

Your publishing allowance depends on your plan:

Plan

Products you can publish

Free

Browse, samples, connect store

Growth

75

Scale

150

VIP

300

We cap publishing because the strongest Branvas stores aren't the ones with the most products - they're the ones with the right products. Members who publish a focused selection (around 25–100 pieces) consistently see more orders than those who flood their catalog. Your limit is there to help you build a brand, not slow you down.

If you hit your limit, you can unpublish any product to free up space, or upgrade your plan instantly from your dashboard.

If you downgrade, your existing products stay live and keep fulfilling orders. You'll have a 7-day grace period to unpublish products down to your new plan's limit. After the grace period, Branvas will automatically unpublish products in reverse chronological order (newest first) until you're within the limit.

Need more than 300 products, or something custom? Contact us and we'll work with you.



How many SKUs do I need to launch my jewelry brand?


Fewer than you think. One of the most common misconceptions among new brand owners is that a bigger catalog means more sales. In reality, the opposite is often true. A focused, curated selection of 20–40 SKUs typically outperforms a sprawling catalog of hundreds of loosely related pieces.

Why? Because a tight product lineup does three things that a bloated one can't. First, it sharpens your brand identity - when every piece in your store feels intentional and cohesive, customers immediately understand what you stand for. Second, it builds trust - a curated collection signals expertise and taste, not desperation to sell anything to anyone. Third, it simplifies the buying decision - too many choices overwhelm shoppers and actually decrease conversion rates.

At Branvas, our analysis across partner brands consistently shows that sellers who launch with a focused assortment see stronger sell-through rates, higher average order values, and better repeat purchase behavior than those who try to stock everything at once. The brands that win aren't the ones with the most products, they're the ones with the right products for their audience.

Start lean, learn what resonates, and expand with intention. That's how lasting brands are built.

Want to go deeper? Read our full breakdown: How to Build a Minimum Viable Jewelry Catalog

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