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The Marketplace
The Marketplace tab: every project that carries a price, by tool, sorted by best selling, newest or price. What it shows today, and what is not switched on yet.
What it is
The Marketplace tab of the Community page lists every published project that carries a price, in one place. Before 20 September 2026 a price only appeared on a project's own page, so there was no way to see what was for sale without knowing what to look for.
Each card shows the project, its tool, the seller if they chose to show their name, the price of the compiled file and — when it is offered — the price with the full source.
Buying is not switched on yet
As of 22 September 2026 the Marketplace can be browsed but not bought from. View opens the project's own page, where the price and the buyer promise live; the button that spends credits is still waiting on the owner's decisions about payouts and refunds.
Until the database behind it is updated the tab may say The marketplace is not switched on yet instead of a list. That message is honest rather than broken: nothing is hidden from you, and nothing is for sale that you cannot see.
Finding something
The same All tools chip row as the Forum sits at the top, with the number of listings per tool. Beside the search box:
- Best selling — the ones most different people have bought.
- Newest — most recently listed first.
- Price — cheapest way in first.
A second pair of buttons, All and With source, narrows the list to projects that sell their source code as well as the compiled file. The sorting and the filtering happen on the server, so the numbers on the chips and the page count always agree with the list.
Sixty listings load per page. A card marked Your listing is your own project, and one marked You own the jar or You own the source is something you already bought — neither is hidden from the list, so you can see how your own listing looks beside everyone else's.
Where to next
- Next in Community: Your Public Project Page
- You want to sell: Selling Your Project — Putting a price on something you built.
- You want to buy: Buying a Project — What buying gets you on the project's own page.
- Looking around: Browsing the Community — The Projects view and the rest of the Community page.
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