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Charigent Marketplace - Early Catalog

Browse published Charigents or become an early seller

The public catalog only shows Charigents that sellers have published. The catalog is still new. You can also build your own and send it for review.

Live catalog reflects published inventorySeller submissions require review80% seller share before Stripe fees
The Charigent Marketplace browse screen, showing category filters and demo listing cards labeled Featured and Free.
The cards in this capture are labeled DEMO. Live inventory appears as sellers publish approved listings.

Early

Live catalog

Reviewed

Seller submissions

80%

Seller share

Features

Marketplace tools for an early catalog

Browse only what is truly published today, or prepare a listing with clear seller, pricing, review, and payout requirements.

Browse by Category

Filter the live published inventory by use case when listings are available. An empty catalog stays visibly empty instead of showing demo inventory.

Install Published Listings

When a compatible listing is available, buy or add it to your workspace. Check its setup before putting it to work.

Seller Analytics

Once your listing is published and has activity, use seller analytics to review installs, revenue, ratings, and buyer feedback.

Purchase-Tied Feedback

Ratings and reviews appear only when eligible buyers submit feedback after completed purchases; early listings may have none.

Template Customization

When a compatible listing is available, use it as a starting point and review its knowledge, routing, and persona before adapting it.

Revenue Sharing

Set your own listing price and earn your disclosed seller share when another user completes an eligible purchase.

Use cases

For builders and buyers alike

Published Solutions, When Available

Review the live catalog for a published Charigent near your use case. If none is available, build your own without pretending inventory exists.

Prepare Your First Listing

Build something useful, complete seller onboarding, set accurate terms, and submit the listing for marketplace review.

Learn From Disclosed Listings

As the catalog grows, compare what each seller offers and how it is set up. A missing rating is not proof that something is trusted.

See it in action

Current Charigent product views

The Goal step of the Charigent creation wizard, where an operator describes the job, audience, and desired result.
Build and test a Charigent before finishing seller setup and sending an accurate listing for review.
The Billing and Usage screen, showing credit balance and top-up tiers.
Billing shows your plan, balance, usage limits, and added credits. Seller payments have their own setup and approval needs.

Pricing

Browse the live catalog. Sell on Pro.

The public catalog shows only published listings. Marketplace listing requires Pro ($49) or Business ($99), plus seller onboarding and review.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I browse Charigents without paying for a seller plan?
Yes. The public catalog is free to browse and only shows listings sellers have actually published -- the catalog is still early, so an empty category means nothing is published there yet, not that inventory is hidden.
What do I need to sell a Charigent?
Pro ($49) or Business ($99), plus completing seller onboarding and passing marketplace review before your listing goes live.
How much do I earn per sale?
An 80% seller share before Stripe's own processing fees, on your disclosed listing price.
Can I see how my listing is performing?
Yes, once it's published and has activity -- seller analytics cover installs, revenue, ratings, and buyer feedback.
Are the ratings on a listing trustworthy?
Ratings and reviews only appear from buyers who completed an eligible purchase. Early listings may simply have none yet -- a missing rating isn't proof of anything either way.
Help build the catalog

Be one of the first sellers.

Build a Charigent, validate how it works, then complete seller onboarding and submit an accurate listing for review.

Explore Access

Publication requires an eligible plan, seller onboarding, and marketplace review.