How to sell prompts on PromptBase

You can sell prompts for image, video and text models, prompts that build apps, websites and games, and agent skills (SKILL.md files for agents like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor). You can also group your prompts into bundles.

We only accept prompts that are useful to other people, so read what prompts can I sell? before you start.

It's free to list a prompt, and it takes a few minutes.

1. Go to the sell page.
2. Enter the details of your prompt, such as its title, description and price.
3. Add your prompt, plus example outputs and instructions on how to use it.
4. Choose how you'd like to be paid, and finish setting it up. You only do this the first time you sell, and your prompt isn't reviewed until it's done.
5. Submit it for review. Most are reviewed within 36 hours, but it can take a few days when the review queue is busy. We email you when it's done.

Once approved, your prompt goes live on the marketplace and on your own store page.

• A prompt can be up to 5,000 characters long, with up to 5 variables. Variables have to be in [square brackets]. Other brackets, like {these}, aren't recognised.
• You can't upload files such as a ZIP or PDF with a listing. Everything the buyer needs has to be in the prompt and its instructions.
• A skill is a single SKILL.md file. Any code or reference material has to live inside that file.
• Each listing is for one AI model. To sell the same idea for another model, make a separate listing for it.
• Example images and videos must be the unedited output of the prompt, with no watermark or signature added. To protect your examples, use the built-in watermark editor.
• Prompts written with the help of AI are fine, as long as you've tested them and they're good. What we don't accept is mass produced AI spam.
• Submit your listings yourself, in a normal browser. Listing with an AI agent or an automated browser isn't supported.

Choose Apps & Games as the category, then the tool you built with, such as Codex or Claude Code, as the model. Any programming language is fine. You need:

• The prompts or skills you used to build it
• At least one video of the result
• A link to a playable demo, if you have one. This is optional, and it is shown publicly on your listing.

Anything else the buyer needs, such as a link to extra files, goes in the instructions, which only buyers can see.

You set your own price, starting from $2.99. The highest price you can set goes up as you make more sales:

You can also list up to 10% of your prompts for free, which is a good way to win reviews and followers.

You can change the price of a live prompt, though not more than once every 2 hours.

See fees and revenue split for how much of each sale you keep.

On the free plan you can create 50 new listings every 30 days. The 30 days are rolling, not a calendar month. PromptBase Pro removes the limit.

There is a separate limit on how many prompts can wait for review at once. See why can't I submit another prompt?

We tidy every title automatically. The word "prompt" is removed, because every listing is a prompt, and titles are made plural, so a listing doesn't read as one specific result. This is intended, and it can look odd for a few words. If it has broken a proper name, contact us and we'll correct it.

If the Create app box is ticked when you submit a prompt, we also make an app from it, and you earn each time someone runs it. Leave the box unticked if you only want the prompt listing.

Open the Bundles tab of your account page and click Create Bundle. A bundle needs at least 2 prompts and sells at a discount. Bundles unlock at 5 sales, with 2 prompts in each. The size grows with your sales, up to 10 prompts at 400 sales, and bigger bundles can carry bigger discounts. The Perks tab of your account shows what you have unlocked.

Skills can go in bundles too. When a bundle sells, each prompt in it counts as a sale. See how bundles work for more.

Open the prompt from your account page and click the menu button with three dots at the top right.

• Archive takes the prompt off sale but keeps it in your account, so you can bring it back later.
• Delete is permanent. You won't be able to list the same prompt, or one very similar, again.

Reviews you've earned are kept either way. To change a listing, edit it. Deleting a prompt and submitting it again gets it declined as a duplicate.

Yes. You keep all rights to your prompt, and you can remove it from PromptBase whenever you like.

Your account page has a detailed analytics dashboard for your prompts, plus a sales tab listing each sale and what you earned from it.

Only your public profile. Your legal name, address, phone number and payout details are used to verify you and pay you, and are never shown to buyers.

Buyers can message you on PromptBase with questions about your prompt, and helping them often leads to better reviews. Refund requests come to PromptBase, and we decide them.