An AI marketplace platform for agents, workflows, and prompts
An AI marketplace platform is a catalog of packaged AI products from independent builders, plus a checkout. Buyers compare agents, bots, workflows, prompts, MCP servers, and code. Sellers list the thing they already built and get paid when delivery is confirmed.
Live listings
Newest live listings across the catalog. Agents, workflows, MCP servers, prompts, and bots each have their own page.
No live listings in this shelf yet. Open AI Agents & Digital Workers or browse the catalog.
What people mean by an AI marketplace
Searchers who type “ai marketplace” are usually not looking for another chatbot. They want a place to find a tool that already does a job, or a place to sell one. The product might be an agent that researches leads, a Telegram bot, an n8n workflow, a prompt pack, a connector for Claude, or the source code of a small app. Those are different deliveries, and a useful marketplace says which one you are looking at before you pay.
AIMarket24.pro is that kind of catalog. It is not a model host and it does not sell API credits. The model, if a listing needs one, is a requirement the seller writes down: which key the buyer must bring, or whether the seller runs the model for them. The marketplace is live. The catalog is live, and the guides explain how buying and selling work.
Eight product types, so the listing is specific
Every listing uses one of eight product types: AI agents, workflows and automations, plugins and MCP servers, bots, code and apps, prompts and prompt packs, APIs, and services. The type is the first filter because a workflow you import into n8n is not the same purchase as a hosted bot or a done-for-you setup. Buyers can also filter by 16 categories such as office and productivity, marketing and SEO, sales, research, customer support, developer tools, data, image and video, voice, models and APIs, plugins and MCP, security, education, and industry tools.
A listing has to say what the buyer receives: files, access, a license, updates. It has to say what the product needs to run, such as API keys, accounts, or hosting, and how long setup takes. That written scope is what escrow later compares against the delivery. If the description is vague, the buyer cannot confirm, and the seller cannot point at a promise.
How a purchase is protected
The buyer pays into escrow. The seller is paid after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported. A bank payout is a later step and is not an instant transfer.
Duplicate listings are rejected when an upload is 95% or more similar to something already in the catalog, so a copy of someone else’s workflow does not sit beside the original under a new name. Sellers can also order an optional code audit. It covers security issues, risky dependencies, code quality, and license. A passed audit shows as a badge. The badge is a review of the code, not a promise that the product will fit your business.
Selling on the marketplace
Listing on AIMarket24 is free. The platform keeps 15% of each sale. The first 50 sellers who publish a live listing are founding sellers and pay 5% for six months. You choose a product type and categories, describe the delivery, and show the product working if you can: a screenshot of real output or a short demo. Buyers of AI products ask the same questions on every marketplace: what is included, what it costs to run, who supports it, and what happens if the file does not match the page.
Sellers publish from an account. Listing is free, and the commission is taken only when a sale completes. Accounts can also receive 7 days of Premium and 50 build tokens. One build token is $1, and tokens pay for a custom bot from the workshop. The workshop is for something that does not exist yet. The marketplace is for something that does.
How this differs from a general download store
General digital stores are built for e-books, courses, and memberships. They can host a zip file of a workflow, but they do not ask the seller to name the product type, the runtime, or the credentials. An AI marketplace is narrower on purpose. The buyer is trying to avoid a month of building. The useful page is the one that answers setup, permissions, and running cost, not the one with the widest catalog of unrelated downloads.
If you are comparing stores, read the fee on the store’s own pricing page and the fee here, which is the 15% above, or 5% for founding sellers. Do not treat a directory blurb or a social post as the price. AIMarket24’s comparison of Gumroad, PromptBase, the n8n Creator Hub, and the GPT Store is a separate article, and the side-by-side pages linked below stay inside the figures those companies publish.
Bots on this marketplace for AI
A support team that wants a website chat should start with a chatbot, not an autonomous agent. A developer who wants Claude to query a database should start with an MCP server. A person who already runs an n8n workflow should read the selling guide before picking a number. Bots that already exist are on the bots marketplace. A bot that does not exist yet is a bot marketplace order.
Nothing on this page is a ranking or a traffic claim. The live listings under this guide are the catalog. The rules are the same as on the rest of the site: product types, categories, a 15% commission or 5% for founding sellers, escrow, and a 95% similarity check.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI marketplace?
A catalog where independent builders sell packaged AI products, such as agents, bots, workflows, prompts, MCP servers, APIs, and code, and where buyers compare the delivery before they pay.
What is an AI marketplace platform?
The catalog plus the checkout: product types, a written scope, and escrow. AIMarket24 does not host the model. If a listing needs one, the seller writes down who brings the key.
Is this marketplace for AI open?
Yes. The catalog is live. Listings on this page come from the database, not from sample cards.
What does AIMarket24 charge sellers?
Listing is free. The platform keeps 15% of each sale, or 5% for six months for the first 50 sellers who publish a live listing.
Is payment protected?
Yes. The buyer pays into escrow. The seller is paid after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported.