Sell your Unreal addons. Keep 70%.

70% to you, 10% to Narrative, 10% to D3kryption Studios Ltd, 10% to Adoptavia Germany UG. It is applied per order line, on the net amount after any discount, and it is exact: rounding never creates or loses a cent, and the remainder is allocated by a deterministic rule so the same sale always splits the same way.

No. There is no fee to open a seller account, no fee to submit an addon, no monthly charge, and no tier you have to reach before you get the full share. The only way we make money from you is by selling your addon.

We do, out of the 30% that does not go to you. Your 70% is calculated on the net sale amount, not on the amount left after the processor has taken its cut. Storage, bandwidth and the download infrastructure come out of the same 30%.

Only on at least 60 days' written notice, and only for sales made after the change takes effect. Anything already accrued is paid out under the split that applied when it was earned. If you do not want to accept a change you can delist before it takes effect and still be paid everything you have earned.

Each sale matures 14 days after the payment was captured, then goes out in the next scheduled distribution run. So a sale made today is typically in your account within a few days of day 14, depending on where that falls relative to the next run and how fast your bank moves.

Because buyers can request a refund in that window, and we would rather refund from money we still hold than pay you and then take it back. Pooling means a refund in week one reverses a pending entry and never touches your bank account. It also lets us batch many small sales into one payout instead of paying a transfer fee on each.

$20.00. A balance below that carries forward to the next run rather than being sent, so that a payout is never smaller than the cost of making it. The threshold does not apply to your final payout if you leave the marketplace.

By Stripe transfer into a connected account you onboard once. Buyers can still pay with PayPal, a card, a wallet or a bank debit on the Stripe-hosted checkout page, but every payout leaves the platform balance as a Stripe transfer.

We tell you why, put the balance back to available, and retry it on the next run once the cause is fixed. The usual causes are lapsed verification with the payment provider or a bank account that has changed. Nothing is lost; it just waits.

The pending ledger entries for that sale are reversed, yours and every partner's. Nothing is deducted from you because nothing had been paid out. The sale simply stops counting.

We record a negative entry for your share of the refunded amount, and it is set off against your next distribution. The same happens proportionally to every partner share, so you are not carrying it alone. If you have no further sales coming and the balance cannot be recovered, we may invoice for the shortfall, which is rare and which we would always discuss first.

We do, because we are the merchant of record and it is our name on the buyer's statement. We consult you where the reason is technical, and you can ask us to refund a buyer yourself, which sellers often do after shipping a bad release. A consistently high refund rate on an addon triggers a review of the listing.

We handle the dispute, submit the evidence, and absorb the administrative work. A chargeback is treated like a refund for ledger purposes. If we successfully defend it, the reversal is undone and the amount goes back into your balance.

No. We are the merchant of record, so we collect and remit the transaction taxes on the sale to the buyer, including EU and UK VAT on consumer sales and US sales tax where marketplace facilitator rules apply. You do not register for VAT in twenty jurisdictions to sell a plugin.

Your own. Your 70% is business income: income tax or corporation tax, social contributions, and any VAT or GST due on your supply to us are yours to handle. If you are VAT-registered, give us your number and we will tell you whether the reverse charge or a self-billing arrangement applies to you.

If you are a US person we may need a Form W-9 and may be required to report payments to you on a Form 1099. If you are not a US person we may need a W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E. Where a required form is missing we may be obliged to withhold at the statutory rate, so it is worth filling it in at onboarding rather than at year end.

Connect your repository once and grant the release webhook. When you publish a release, we receive the event, pull the asset, store it, compute a SHA-256 checksum and create a new marketplace version with your changelog attached. Every existing owner can download it immediately. You do not upload a zip to a dashboard.

The version is marked as failed with the reason, we alert you, and no buyer sees a half-published release. The usual causes are an asset that was still uploading when the release was published, or a token that lost access to a private repository. Retrying after fixing the cause is a single action.

No. You can upload a package directly and manage versions by hand. GitHub mirroring exists because most Unreal plugin developers already tag releases there, and doing it twice is exactly the kind of chore that stops updates shipping.

A perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence at the tier you set on the listing: single user, studio, or unlimited. They can use it in commercial projects and ship it as an integral compiled part of their product. They cannot redistribute it as an addon, republish the source, or upload it to another marketplace. The full wording is in our Terms and Conditions.

Every paid order line creates an entitlement with a unique licence key, tied to the buyer and the addon. Downloads run through expiring signed links and every download is logged against the entitlement, which is how key sharing and licence abuse get detected. You do not have to build or run any of that.

Yes. You own your addon. You grant us a non-exclusive licence to host, distribute and market it, and the right to grant end-user licences to buyers at the tier you chose. Nothing is assigned to us and we do not claim your IP.

Yes. The arrangement is non-exclusive and you can sell directly or through other stores. The exception is Narrative Tools addons covered by the distribution arrangement described in our Terms and Conditions, where the terms of that arrangement apply and would be notified to you.

Yes, from your dashboard, whenever you like. Percentage or fixed amount, scoped to one addon or your whole catalogue, with a start date, an end date, a total redemption cap and a per-buyer limit. You do not need our approval and you do not need to book a slot.

No. The split applies to the net amount after the discount, so a 70% seller still gets 70% of whatever the buyer actually paid. Everyone shares the cost of a promotion in proportion to their share. We never pay ourselves on the list price while you absorb the cut.

No. Marketplace-wide sales and bundles are opt-in, per event or as a standing opt-in you can withdraw at any time.

Answer buyer questions about your addon within 3 business days and make reasonable efforts to resolve them, keep your documentation current, and either fix an addon that has stopped working on an engine version your listing claims to support, or change the claim. We handle everything about the transaction: payment, receipts, refunds, licence keys, downloads and disputes.

Yes. Credible infringement claims, malware, materially inaccurate listings you have not corrected, abnormally high refund or chargeback rates, persistent failure to answer buyers, or review and sales manipulation. Where it is reasonable we tell you first and give you a chance to fix it; where buyers are at risk we act first and explain within two business days. Every decision can be appealed to a person who was not involved in making it.

Delist whenever you like and give 30 days' notice. Your accrued balance still pays out normally: pending entries finish their 14-day window and go out in the next run, and the minimum payout threshold is waived for a final payment. We may hold a reasonable reserve against refunds still possible on sales already made, for up to 90 days, and we tell you the amount and release the unused part.

Their licences survive, because they are perpetual and do not depend on you staying. We keep the versions they were entitled to downloadable for at least 12 months after you go. A buyer's purchase is not hostage to a seller's business decisions, and that guarantee is part of why buyers are willing to buy here.

We aim to review a submission within 3 business days. Review checks packaging, description accuracy, engine compatibility claims and policy compliance. It is not a code audit, and passing it does not shift responsibility for your addon onto us.

Yes. Free addons create entitlements and licences in the ordinary way and are a genuinely effective route into the catalogue. Every obligation in the Seller Agreement applies to them except the ones about money.

Views, conversion rate, revenue, refunds, downloads and version adoption, per addon and per day, exportable. Version adoption is the one to watch: it tells you how many of your existing buyers have actually moved to your latest release, which is usually the difference between a support queue and a quiet week.