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How it works

Four steps from sign-in to recurring revenue.

You bring the skills and the audience. We bring the page, the checkout on your own Stripe account, the buyer setup, and the support that comes with it.

How selling works

  1. Open a shop

    Sign in, name your shop, and connect Stripe. We review the shop before it goes public and tell you in writing what to change.

  2. Publish a pack

    Upload your skills, write the page, set your tiers. We check every version before it goes out and tell you what will not work for buyers.

  3. Buyers connect

    One link opens your pack in their AI app. No downloads, no files, no terminal. We handle the setup questions.

  4. Get paid, keep them current

    Subscriptions run on your own Stripe account. Every update you publish reaches every buyer. Lapsed buyers are cut off automatically.

What a pack is

A named bundle of skills with a version number and release notes. Each skill is a written procedure the AI follows: when to use it, what to read, what to produce. You set one or more price tiers per pack, per organization, never per seat.

What we check before it ships

Every version passes a review for secrets, internal paths, and skills that only work on your own machine. The first few releases from a new seller get a human look as well. You see the report and fix what failed.

What the buyer sees

Your page, your name, your price. After checkout, a Connect page with one link. Their AI app lists your skills by name and uses them when the request fits. On Team plans, their admin adds it once for everyone.

Why this and not a zip file

A file is sold once. A stream is sold every month.

Skills go stale the moment a tool or a model changes. The expert who keeps them current is the product. We make that stream the thing buyers pay for.

  • Nobody pays twice for a zip

    Access follows the subscription. Cancel means cut off, on the next use, in every app.

  • Updates land without a re-install

    Publish once. Every buyer has the new version the next time they ask.

  • Your customers stay yours

    They are customers of your Stripe account. You see them, you invoice extras, you set refunds.

  • Your brand on the front

    Your page, your domain, your name in the buyer's app. We stay behind the counter.

  • We take the support tickets

    "How do I add this to Claude" is our problem, not yours.

  • Per organization, not per seat

    A team buys once. You price by the size of the business, not by counting logins.

What a buyer goes through

  1. 1
    They subscribe on your page

    A tier per organization, monthly or yearly, on your Stripe account. They accept your license at checkout.

  2. 2
    They connect once

    One link opens their AI app with your pack ready to add. They sign in with an email code. On Team plans their admin adds it for everyone.

  3. 3
    They just ask

    Your skills show up by name. When a request fits, the AI uses the skill. Every update you publish is there the next time they ask.

When they cancel, access ends at the end of the paid period and stops on the next use. Nothing for you to do. See what it costs.

Can the seller see a buyer's conversations?

No. The connection records which skill was used and when. It cannot see what anyone typed or what the AI answered.

What happens when a buyer cancels?

Access runs to the end of the paid period, then their AI stops receiving the pack. Work it already produced stays theirs.