Flat one-off prices work for files, kits and plugins, while recurring plans stay limited to plugins for now. If you want a trial window before the first charge lands, you can wire that up yourself with the Billing SDK.
Payouts reach 63 countries today. If yours is not on the list yet, you can still publish free work and switch the price on later without republishing.
Open the seller form from your profile menu, attach the file and a short walkthrough, and pick a category. Reviews close within four working days.
We keep 11.5% of each sale, and the card processor keeps its own fee on top. Nothing is charged while a listing sits unsold, and there is no shelf fee for keeping work published.
The seller handbook covers pricing, packaging, refunds and tax paperwork in one place. There is also a monthly open call where the review team answers questions live.
A twice-yearly pot of unrestricted money for people building open resources other makers can reuse — icon sets, teaching kits, accessibility tooling. No equity, no repayment.
Fill in the short brief when a round opens: what you plan to make, who it helps, and a rough budget. Two paragraphs are usually plenty.
A rotating panel of nine people — six independent makers and three from our team. Panellists step back from any entry they have a stake in.
Half on acceptance, half when the work ships publicly. Awards run between 2,400 and 18,000 depending on scope, in your local currency.
No. You keep every right to what you make. We only ask that the result stays free to use for at least a year and that the grant gets a credit line somewhere in the file.
Usually 12 to 15 working days after you sign the letter, once bank details clear. We will flag it early if your region needs extra tax paperwork.
One live entry per round, and you are welcome back every round after that. Past recipients wait one cycle before applying again.