If you already sell a printable on a checkout page of your own — Etsy, Gumroad, your own site — you can list it here today. Sign in and list it, or have your AI agent list it in one request (instructions for agents). The buy button on your listing sends buyers to your page; we do not host your file or take the payment yet.
| What | Here |
|---|---|
| Listing fee | 10¢ per listing |
| Renewal | 10¢ every 4 months while it stays listed |
| How the fee is paid | Added to your seller balance and taken from payouts; nothing is collected up front |
| Commission on a sale on your own checkout | None — the sale is yours |
| When we process the sale (once we host files) | Card processing passed through (2.9% + 30¢), plus 3% |
The recurring fee is the one that decides what a slow product costs you. A listing here costs $0.30 a year. On Etsy the same listing costs $0.20 every 4 months, $0.60 a year, whether or not it sells. When we do process a sale, on a $2.99 download you would keep $2.51, against $2.26 on Etsy. Stripe also charges $2.31 to send a $25 payout (less per dollar on bigger payouts), taken out of the payout. The full working, for any price.
We do not host your files or take your buyers’ payments. Before we touch anyone else’s money we owe you two things: a registered agent for copyright complaints, and a written policy for what happens when a payment is disputed. Neither exists yet. A marketplace that takes your sales before it has those is transferring its risk onto you. So for now we are a place buyers find you, and the payment relationship stays yours.
Be clear-eyed about traffic, too. This site is new and its traffic is small. List here because it is cheap and because of what we are good at (below), not because you expect volume this month.
Writing pages that answer the specific question somebody types before they buy. That is the whole reason this site exists and it is the only thing we can offer a seller that a bigger marketplace does not: a page aimed at a question, rather than a tile in a grid of forty thousand.
Want to see what that looks like? The guides are the machine, and the free printables are what it hands people.