If you have built something that works well for one industry, you have almost certainly built something a hundred companies need. The marketplace turns that from a codebase you cannot reuse into a product with versions, pricing, and payouts.
Consultants and specialists accumulate solved problems. The scheduling logic that handles the awkward case. The import wizard that actually validates. The reporting page a whole industry has asked for. All of it trapped in one client's project.
Prepare the artifact, create a product, attach one or more offers with pricing, and publish. Buyers see the version history, the author, and the certification status. Checkout, entitlement, and installation are handled by the platform, and revenue is paid out through Stripe Connect.
Blueprints, feature templates, appliance endpoints, and AI harness packs — or a bundle combining them.
Publish a new version without breaking existing buyers, who keep the version they purchased.
Partner and certified statuses are visible to buyers, so quality is signalled rather than claimed.
Stripe Connect handles collection, payouts, and the compliance around them.
The fastest first product is something you have already built and been paid to build once.
A blueprint, the appliance it depends on, and the harness pack that makes it useful in that industry can ship as one product.
Products pass validation before they can be listed, which protects buyers and your reputation alike.
Version history means the product can get better over time rather than freezing at launch.
Any of the four template families, individually or bundled together as one product.
Collection and payouts run through Stripe Connect, which handles the compliance surface.
Yes. It stops being listed while existing buyers keep their entitlement and the version they purchased.
Create an account, explore the full builder console, and launch your first application on a custom domain. Nothing is charged while your application is still in development.
No credit card required. The console preview, the documentation, and the architecture reference are all readable before you sign up.
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