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Once you’re an approved author, you can publish items for sale. Here’s how the item lifecycle works.

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Creating an item

1

Start a new item

In your author workspace, create an item and choose its category. The category determines the required files and available options.
2

Add files & previews

Upload the deliverable files buyers receive, plus a preview (video, audio, or image) and screenshots so buyers know what they’re getting.
3

Write the details

Add a title, description, tags, and support instructions. Clear descriptions and good previews sell more.
4

Set pricing & licenses

Set prices for the license types you offer (Regular and Extended). You can mark an item free if you choose.
5

Submit for review

Submit the item. A reviewer checks it before it goes live to keep quality high.

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The review process

Every new item and update is reviewed before publishing:
  • Approved — your item goes live and is available to buyers.
  • Needs changes — you’ll get feedback; make the fixes and resubmit.
Match your files to the category’s requirements and provide a strong preview — items that clearly show what buyers receive get approved faster.

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Updating & maintaining items

  • Updates — publish a new version; buyers can download the latest. Changes to a live item go through review as an update.
  • Changelogs — record what changed in each version so buyers know what’s new.
  • Discounts — run time-limited discounts to boost sales.
  • Stats — track views, sales, and downloads for each item.

Next: earnings & payouts

How you get paid for your sales.