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Cost

Browsing is free. Two things are not.

Every listing has a dedicated page whether or not anybody paid for it. What money buys here is speed and placement, never the page.

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Plans

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Submissions and sponsorships are arranged by email today, and invoiced outside the site. The rates on the submit and sponsor pages are real; the card form is what has not been built.

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  • STRIPE_PRICE_SUBMISSION_PRIORITY
  • STRIPE_PRICE_SUBMISSION_PARTNER

What a free listing gets

The same page a paid one gets.

  • A dedicated, indexable page with its own title and description.
  • A screenshot, when the licence allows one to be rendered.
  • The licence, the star count and the date the source last changed.
  • A place on its framework page, its use-case page and their combination.
  • Links to the demo and the source, checked and recorded.

Billing

Questions about paying.

Do you take a cut when somebody buys a paid template?

No. We list it and link to the seller. No purchase is processed here and no commission is taken, which is also why a paid template is listed on exactly the same terms as a free one.

Does paying get my template a page it would not otherwise have?

No. Withholding the dedicated page is the sharpest upsell available in this category and we are not using it. Thousands of indexable pages are the point of the site, and trading that for a few upgrade fees would sell the larger thing for the smaller one.

So what does paying actually buy?

A review in 48 hours instead of about two weeks, a "New" badge for 30 days, and a placement on the pages your template already belongs to. The partner tier is limited to five at a time, which is what makes the placement worth anything.

Why is there no card form?

Because nobody has bought anything yet. Building an elaborate checkout for an unproven product, priced against traffic that has not arrived, is work in the wrong order. A sponsor emails, an admin sets the placement, and an invoice is raised. That is a working revenue path on day one.

Still deciding

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Checkout is not open yet, so a placement is arranged by email. Say what you want and we will quote it.

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