Best AI Agent Marketplaces in 2027: Where to Sell and Buy AI Agents, Bots and Prompts
By Fadi Al-Achek ·
A practical comparison of where to sell and buy AI agents, bots and prompts. The figures below are the ones each company publishes. Nothing here is a review score, a user count or a testimonial.
Updated October 25, 2026. Fees change. Use the source links before you move a catalog.
Comparison
AIMarket24 is live. Listing there is free. The platform earns a commission when something sells. The other rows are general digital-product stores or a single product type, which is why the “what you can sell” column matters as much as the fee.
| Marketplace | Fees / commission | Payouts | What you can sell |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIMarket24 | Free to list. The platform keeps a commission on each sale: 15%. The first 50 sellers who publish a live listing are founding sellers and pay 5% for 6 months. The marketplace is live. | The buyer's payment is held in escrow. Seller earnings are released after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported. A bank payout is a separate later step and is not instant on launch day. | AI agents, workflows and automations (including n8n, Make and Zapier templates), plugins and MCP servers, bots, code and apps, prompts and prompt packs, APIs, and services. |
| Gumroad | No monthly fee. 10% + $0.50 per transaction on sales through your profile or direct links. 30% per transaction when a new customer buys through Gumroad Discover. Gumroad is the merchant of record and handles sales tax. | Direct deposit or PayPal. Which method you get depends on your country. | Digital products, including e-books, courses, tutorials and memberships. Physical goods are not allowed. |
| Lemon Squeezy | Free to start, with no monthly charge for ecommerce features. 5% + $0.50 per transaction. Extra platform fees can apply: +1.5% on transactions outside the US, +1.5% on PayPal, and +0.5% on subscription payments. US bank payouts are free; bank payouts outside the US are 1%. PayPal payouts are $0.50 in the US, or 3% capped at $30 outside the US. | Bank or PayPal. Payouts are created twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th, for sales since the last payout. Net sales are held for 13 days and become available for payout on the 14th and the 28th. The minimum payout is $50. Bank payouts are sent in USD and converted at the mid-market rate when your bank currency is not USD. PayPal payouts are always in USD. | Digital products, including SaaS, digital downloads, subscriptions, memberships and courses. |
| PromptBase | 20% on prompt sales made through the marketplace. 0% when the buyer comes through your referral link. 10% on custom jobs. PromptBase's fee example: a $10 marketplace sale leaves the seller $8. | Stripe or Zoneless. Zoneless (USDC) pays daily at 12:00 UTC with no minimum balance. Stripe pays when the account is at least 30 days old, the available balance is at least $30, and the schedule date arrives (the 1st of the month, or Monday for weekly). Marketplace sales sit in a pending balance for 72 hours, then become available. | AI prompts and agent skills (SKILL.md files). Custom jobs are a separate offer with their own fee. |
| n8n Creator Hub | Not stated. The public Creator Hub help page does not publish a listing fee or a commission. | Not stated. The same help page does not describe how paid-template payouts work. | Workflow templates on n8n.io. Anyone can sign up and submit templates. New creators submit one template at a time. After 3 approved templates you become a verified creator and can publish paid templates. |
| GPT Store | Not stated. OpenAI's current help page on sharing and publishing GPTs does not publish a seller commission. | Not stated on that page. | Custom GPTs, when your account is allowed to publish them. Personal ChatGPT accounts (Free, Go, Plus and Pro) cannot create or publish new GPTs. Existing GPTs remain usable and can still be edited. In Business, Enterprise and Edu workspaces, creating and publishing depends on workspace settings. OpenAI says it plans to retire custom GPTs. For affected Enterprise workspaces, that retirement is planned for December 11, 2026. |
How to read the table
A lower percentage is not automatically the better place to sell an agent. Gumroad and Lemon Squeezy are built for digital products you already know how to deliver: files, courses, memberships and software. PromptBase is a prompt catalog. The n8n Creator Hub is inside n8n, and paid templates open only after three approved free ones. The GPT Store publishes custom GPTs inside ChatGPT, and OpenAI’s current help page says personal accounts cannot publish new ones.
AIMarket24 is the row for a buyer who wants an agent, a bot, a workflow, a plugin or a prompt in one catalog, and for a seller who wants that buyer. Payment stays in escrow until delivery is confirmed. The commission is 15% of the sale, or 5% for six months for the first 50 sellers who publish a live listing. There is no listing fee.
Where a cell says “not stated”, that company’s public page does not give the number. It is left blank on purpose rather than filled with a guess.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I sell AI agents?
You can sell AI agents on AIMarket24.pro on the live marketplace. Listing is free. The platform keeps 15% of each sale, or 5% for six months if you are one of the first 50 sellers to publish a live listing. Buyers pay into escrow, and your earnings are released after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported. Gumroad is a general store for digital products such as e-books, courses, tutorials and memberships, at 10% + $0.50 on direct sales or 30% when a new buyer comes through Discover. PromptBase sells prompts and agent skills. The n8n Creator Hub is for n8n workflow templates, and verified creators can publish paid templates. The GPT Store is for custom GPTs inside ChatGPT, with the account limits described in the comparison above. OpenAI does not publish a seller commission on its current help page.
What are Gumroad alternatives for AI agents?
AIMarket24 is the alternative built around agents, bots, workflows, plugins, prompts, APIs and services, with escrow and a sales commission instead of Gumroad's direct and Discover rates. Lemon Squeezy is a merchant of record for digital products at 5% + $0.50 per transaction, plus the extra fees on its fees page. PromptBase is a marketplace for prompts and agent skills: 20% on marketplace sales, 0% through your referral link, and 10% on custom jobs. The n8n Creator Hub is where you publish n8n workflow templates. The GPT Store is where eligible accounts publish custom GPTs. It is not a general download store, and personal ChatGPT accounts cannot publish new GPTs.
How do I sell n8n workflows, GPTs or prompts?
n8n workflows: create a creator account, read the Creator Hub submission guide, and submit templates in the Creator Dashboard. New creators submit one at a time. After three approved templates you are verified and can publish paid templates. The help page does not say what share n8n keeps. You can also list the workflow on AIMarket24 as a workflow. GPTs: OpenAI's current help page says personal ChatGPT accounts cannot create or publish new GPTs, existing GPTs remain usable, and publishing to the GPT Store depends on the account and workspace. OpenAI plans to retire custom GPTs, with retirement for affected Enterprise workspaces planned for December 11, 2026. You can sell the instructions as a prompt or agent listing on AIMarket24. Prompts: on PromptBase you keep 80% of a marketplace sale and 100% when the buyer uses your referral link, and payouts go through Stripe or Zoneless. AIMarket24 also accepts prompt listings under the commission above.
Sources
Competitor facts in the table were taken from these pages on October 25, 2026:
- Gumroad pricing. Direct fee, Discover fee, what you can sell, and how creators are paid.
- Lemon Squeezy pricing. 5% + $0.50, no monthly ecommerce fee, and the digital products you can sell.
- Lemon Squeezy fees. International, PayPal, subscription and payout fees.
- Lemon Squeezy getting paid. Payout schedule, hold, minimum and currencies.
- PromptBase sell page. Prompts and agent skills, and the 0% / 20% fee line.
- PromptBase support. Revenue split, including custom jobs.
- PromptBase payouts. Stripe and Zoneless schedules and the 72-hour pending balance.
- n8n Creator Hub help. Who can submit templates, and when paid templates unlock.
- OpenAI: sharing and publishing GPTs. Who can publish to the GPT Store, and the planned retirement of custom GPTs.
AIMarket24’s commission, founding-seller rate, product types and escrow rules are the ones the marketplace uses. How selling works. Sell next: sell AI agents online, sell n8n workflows, sell GPT and ChatGPT prompts, sell MCP servers, sell a Telegram bot, or sell a Discord bot. See also AIMarket24 vs PromptBase, AIMarket24 vs Gumroad, AIMarket24 vs the GPT Store, and how to price an n8n workflow.