Sell your GitHub repo. Keep 95.5%.

Your boilerplate, starter kit, or codebase is a product. Paywall it and get paid directly via Stripe.

Start selling your code

Works with any URL: repo links, deployment guides, ZIP downloads, private docs.

Code as a product

Sell Next.js starters, SaaS boilerplates, scripts, CLI tools, or any codebase buyers would pay for.

Any delivery URL works

GitHub repo invite links, Dropbox ZIPs, Google Drive folders, private documentation, anything with a URL.

Delivery by email

Buyer pays > receives the link by email. No manual onboarding, no GitHub invite management (unless you want it).

Decide your delivery method

Private repo invitation link, a ZIP on Google Drive, a PDF setup guide, or an invite to your private docs site.

Create your paywall

Paste your delivery URL, write a clear description of what buyers get, set your price.

Share on developer channels

Post on Hacker News, IndieHackers, Twitter/X, dev newsletters, or your own blog.

Buyers get access instantly

Payment goes to your Stripe. Buyer receives the link by email. You add them to the repo (if needed).

Keep 95.5%

We take a 4.5% platform fee. Stripe fees apply separately. No monthly plans, no hidden cuts.

Frequently asked

Can I deliver the actual GitHub repo access?

You can deliver a GitHub invitation link, or a link to a private gist, or instructions to email you for an invite. The delivery URL is whatever link you want buyers to receive.

What if I update the codebase after purchase?

If you're delivering a repo link, all buyers with access automatically get updates. If you use a ZIP link, update the ZIP and buyers keep the old version unless you resend.

Can I sell a SaaS boilerplate?

Yes. Many developers sell $99-$499 boilerplates this way. Set your price, deliver a private repo link.

Is there a limit on how many copies I can sell?

No limit by default. Purchase limits (max buyers per product) are coming in a future update.

Turn your code into income

Free to list. 4.5% fee per sale.