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Click Submit a Tool in the navigation bar. Fill out the form with your tool's name, description, pricing, and a link to your website. Once submitted, our team will review your listing and approve it — usually within 24-48 hours.
Payments are processed through Stripe Connect. When you set up your maker profile, you'll connect your Stripe account. Revenue from sales is deposited directly into your Stripe balance, minus the platform fee.
The platform fee is 5% (or 3% on Pro), plus Stripe's ~3%. That means makers keep roughly 92-94% of every sale. We believe that's the fairest deal in the indie marketplace space.
Absolutely. Free tools are welcome on IndieStack. Many makers list a free version alongside a paid tier. Free listings help you build visibility and gain upvotes from the community.
Every listing is manually reviewed by our team before it goes live. We check that the tool is a real, functional product, that the description is accurate, and that it meets our quality standards. Verified tools display a badge on their listing.
Most submissions are reviewed and approved within 24-48 hours. If we need more information or spot an issue, we'll email you with feedback.
Yes. Log in to your maker dashboard and you can update your tool's description, pricing, images, and other details at any time. Major changes may trigger a brief re-review.
Buyers can pay with any major credit or debit card via Stripe. We support Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and more. All transactions are secured with SSL encryption.
Listing your tool on IndieStack is completely free. You only pay the platform fee when you make a sale. There are no monthly charges or upfront listing fees.
Anyone can upvote a tool to show support — it helps surface the best tools in our rankings. Logged-in users can also save tools to their wishlist for easy access later. Makers can see upvote and wishlist counts in their dashboard.
You could vibe-code anything — but should you? Every tool you build from scratch is tokens burned, bugs to fix, and features to maintain forever. A polished indie tool saves you thousands of tokens and gives you something battle-tested from day one. Save your tokens for the parts that make your project unique.