Sell on MultiVendor

Sell your indie game directly

Developers and tabletop designers can sell their own games from a branded shop on MultiVendor Market, with a free demo or preview and clear terms. Offer editions — standard, soundtrack edition or deluxe print files — as options, and get paid directly to your Stripe or PayPal account.

Shopping instead? Browse downloadable games on MultiVendor Market →

Tips for selling downloadable games

  • Provide a free demo, trailer or rules preview.
  • List system requirements and supported platforms clearly.
  • Offer editions such as game only and game plus soundtrack as options.
  • Scan builds for malware and sign them if you can.
  • Sell only games you own, including rights to all art, music and code inside.

Start an indie game marketplace

Launch a curated indie game marketplace for a genre, region or community with your own brand and domain. Set requirements for demos, system details and content rights, and let each developer sell from their own shop and payment account.

Ideas to start from

  • → A print-and-play board game marketplace
  • → An interactive fiction and narrative game marketplace
  • → A regional indie developer showcase marketplace
Build it with the AI builder →

How selling works on MultiVendor

  1. Step 1

    Open your shop

    Create a seller account, add your logo and shop description. Free to apply.

  2. Step 2

    List your downloadable games

    Add photos, prices and options like colour or size. Set shipping, downloads or schedules.

  3. Step 3

    Get paid directly

    Buyers pay you through your own Stripe or PayPal. MultiVendor never holds your money.

Questions about selling downloadable games

Can I sell game keys for other stores?

No. Sell downloadable builds or files you own directly. Key and account reselling isn't allowed.

Can I sell a game made with purchased assets?

Yes, if every asset's license allows use in a commercial game. Keep records of your asset licenses.

Can I sell physical copies of my board game too?

Yes. List printed games as physical products with shipping in the same shop.

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