The standards every builder must follow when listing products and managing collaborations on Ai MarketSpace.
1. Who can list
To publish listings and proposals on Ai MarketSpace, a builder must:
- —Hold an active Builder subscription or explicitly authorized Beta access.
- —Use an account with a verified email address.
- —Hold the rights to the product they are listing — either as the original author or with a clear license to resell.
- —Comply with these Guidelines and the platform Terms of Service.
2. Listing quality standards
Every listing on Ai MarketSpace must meet a minimum quality bar so buyers can make an informed decision before paying. Each product listing must include:
- —A clear, accurate title that describes what the product actually does.
- —A complete description covering use case, deliverables, and setup requirements.
- —A working live demo URL that demonstrates the product in action.
- —Honest screenshots or assets — no AI-generated mockups of features that do not exist.
- —A realistic setup time and difficulty estimate.
- —A complete setup guide bundled with the delivered product.
3. Demo URL standards
The live demo is the single most important trust signal on Ai MarketSpace. Demos must:
- —Be publicly accessible without requiring buyer signup or credentials.
- —Demonstrate the actual functionality of the product being sold, not a generic placeholder.
- —Remain online and functional for as long as the product is listed.
- —Be kept in sync with the product version delivered to buyers.
4. Prohibited content
The following are not permitted and will result in listing removal:
- —Reselling another builder’s product without authorisation.
- —Listings that consist only of an affiliate link, referral funnel, or redirect to an external storefront.
- —Thin "prompt wrapper" listings that repackage a publicly available prompt as a paid product.
- —Products that scrape, spam, harvest credentials, or otherwise violate the terms of the third-party services they integrate with.
- —Products that generate illegal, harmful, sexually explicit, or fraudulent content.
- —Misleading claims about results, earnings, or guarantees that the product cannot deliver.
- —Claims that the Platform processes, verifies or guarantees direct collaboration payments.
5. Pricing rules
- —Pricing must be honest. The Builder sets the listing price; final scope, price and timing are recorded in the proposal version accepted by the Buyer.
- —Bait pricing (advertising a low price and upselling at delivery) is not permitted.
- —Price increases on existing products are capped at +50% per change, with a 7-day cooldown between increases.
- —Listings under pending review retain the previously approved version until the new version is published.
6. Reviews and reputation
Eligible new reviews relate to completed historical purchases or Buyer-confirmed collaborations. Some older reviews may not have a source label. To protect that integrity:
- —Builders must not offer payment, discounts, or other incentives in exchange for a review.
- —Builders must not create fake buyer accounts to review their own products.
- —Builders must not coordinate with other builders to leave reciprocal reviews.
- —Builders must not pressure a Buyer to confirm delivery, change a legitimate negative review, or threaten a refund or review outcome.
- —Manipulating reviews will result in immediate suspension of the Builder account.
7. Builder responsibilities after acceptance
After the Buyer accepts the exact proposal version, the Builder is expected to:
- —Deliver the work recorded in the accepted proposal version.
- —Use collaboration progress to submit delivery. The Buyer explicitly confirms completion; delivery alone does not complete a direct collaboration or verify a payment.
- —Address valid in-scope correction requests. Material changes require a new proposal version and renewed Buyer acceptance.
- —Respond to buyer messages through the Platform within a reasonable timeframe.
- —Cooperate in good faith if a buyer requests support or raises a delivery issue.
- —Do not represent delivery or completion as proof of a payment or entitlement to a Platform payout.
- —Historical Product Purchase obligations, including their delivery-review window and any separately approved refund decision, remain governed by the applicable historical policies.
8. Safe messaging, files and external access
Keep credentials out of AI MarketSpace messages and attachments. Never request or send passwords, API keys, 2FA or recovery codes, session cookies, or other credentials. Use the third-party service’s official invitation, sharing, or authentication method instead, and ask only for the minimum access needed for the order.
Uploaded files are untrusted. AI MarketSpace does not scan file contents for credentials, malware, DLP, or OCR. Do not upload files containing passwords, API keys, 2FA or recovery codes, session cookies, or other credentials.
Use external access only for the order and remind the Buyer to remove temporary access when it is no longer needed. “Provided” and “Revoked” in an order conversation record the Buyer’s confirmation of actions on the third-party service; AI MarketSpace does not technically grant or revoke that service access.
9. Suspension and removal
Ai MarketSpace reserves the right to remove listings, suspend accounts, or terminate Builder Plans for violations of these Guidelines. Common triggers include:
- —Repeated unresolved buyer complaints.
- —A sustained spike in refund rate.
- —Confirmed manipulation of reviews or ratings.
- —Fraudulent or misleading payment claims.
- —Listings that violate the prohibited content rules.
Builders may appeal a suspension by contacting support with relevant context and evidence. Decisions are made case by case.