One flat fee. Nothing else.

Sellers pay 5% of each completed sale, with a $50 minimum. There are no listing fees, no subscription plans, and buyers never pay anything.

Seller fee

Of the final sale price, charged once when the buyer confirms the transfer. $50 minimum per sale.

Buyer fee

Buyers pay exactly the listed price or the accepted offer. No service charges, ever.

Listing fee

List as many games as you like, keep them live as long as you like. You only pay when something sells.

What you actually receive

A few worked examples from real price ranges.

1

The buyer pays at checkout

Funds land in escrow, not in your account. Nothing is released until the transfer is confirmed.
2

The 7-day dispute window

The buyer verifies the files and the live URL. If everything checks out, the window closes automatically.
3

You get paid every Friday

Cleared funds are paid out weekly to PayPal or bank transfer, worldwide, usually within one business day of the payout run.

Does the fee change if the buyer makes an offer instead of buying at the listed price?: No. The 5% is charged on the final accepted price, whether that is the listed amount or a negotiated offer.
What happens if a dispute is raised and it's my fault?: If the escrow review finds the delivered files don't match the listing, the buyer is refunded and the fee is waived. Disputes against sellers are rare, under 1% of sales, and almost all are resolved within the week.
Can I withdraw before the weekly payout run?: Funds are released from escrow the moment the dispute window closes, but payouts themselves batch weekly on Fridays to keep transfer costs low.
Are fees the same for international sellers?: Yes. One fee schedule for everyone. Currency conversion happens at the payout step at the exchange rate shown on your payout page, before the money moves.

Publishing a listing is free and private until you're ready. See where your game sits in the market before you commit to a price.

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