About CodeMercio

The marketplaces that came before this one proved that developers will pay for a focused piece of code. CodeMercio keeps that idea as a directory: category, price, license, version, and the last update sit on the listing.

What we list

PHP that runs on ordinary hosting. Laravel applications and packages. WordPress plugins and themes. JavaScript libraries for React, Vue, and the browser. Mobile kits in React Native and Flutter. Admin templates for people who have to ship a back office. If it needs a paragraph of compatibility to be honest, that paragraph is on the item.

How a listing is written

A listing has one name, one author, a short excerpt, a longer description, a feature list, and a changelog. Covers are drawn for the category so a missing photograph never becomes a broken image. Ratings appear only when someone has reviewed the item. Sales are a count, not a rank we invent in the headline.

Selling on CodeMercio

Any verified account can list a script. Your first submission opens a seller profile. Listings stay private until an admin reviews and publishes them. The standard platform fee is 30% on paid sales. Seller-specific rates and volume tiers may apply; payouts are requested from your seller earnings page.

Write a clear title, price both licenses, list compatibility, and keep a changelog. We list work that can survive a plain description, not a zip with a logo and a promise of “unlimited features”.

Help and policies

• FAQ: payments, updates, refunds, licenses.
• All policies: terms, privacy, licenses, refunds, seller terms.
• Authors: who builds what, with sales and rating where there is data.
• Contact: a person answers, usually within two working days.