Offering commercial plug-ins in the Plug-in Store

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by Harald Szekely, Tuesday, May 17th 2011, 3:56pm

From now on developers are offered the option to sell commercial plug-ins in our Plug-in Store. The activation of this feature is available by request. Developers who want to offer commercial plug-ins can contact us by e-mail to woltlab@woltlab.com and request the relevant contractual documents to be sent to. In addition, we calculate a one-time activation fee of EUR 50,- plus VAT. This is to ensure, that only developers with a serious interest can offer commercial plugins.

After activation, developers can create and edit projects in the Plug-in Store, and also set the desired net sales price. Only plug-ins with a one-time purchase price are possible, complex licensing systems, e.g. with separate fees for updates, are not supported by the Plug-in Store. The most commonly purchased commercial plug-ins will be listed in a separate column on the Plug-in Store's home page. The list of all plug-ins can also be filtered by commercial plug-ins. Customers can purchase commercial plug-ins in our shop - we take care of the complete payment processing (analogue to a Burning Board license purchase). After payment completion customers will automatically be activated for the download of the purchased plug-in. The entire process is completely automated, developers do not have to perform any manual action.

The net selling price of completed payments, minus our commission of 25%, will be credited to the account of the developer. The credit balance and all transactions are listed in a special section of the Plug-in Store, which only providers of commercial plug-ins have access to. The payout of balances to the bank account of the developer will be done every 30 days, unless the balance is at least a minimum of EUR 30,—.

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by mlenen (Friday, April 27th 2012, 11:29am)

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by arthurpararas (Monday, April 9th 2012, 10:40am)

Very nice job done! Congratulations
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by kathycurtis (Monday, October 3rd 2011, 4:29am)

This is helpful for me. Good job!
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by tbofram (Monday, May 23rd 2011, 11:17pm)

looks good
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by Tr3kk3r (Friday, May 20th 2011, 11:58pm)

What do you think is complucated? in fact, this is much easier for a developer then maintaining his own infrastructure.
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by oscar (Wednesday, May 18th 2011, 9:22pm)

I find it so complicated but maybe it's just me, nothing to make developers be interested in adding their projects in here, the plugin project started bad and from what i see it's going in same direction with every step.