Build a module. Bring it to the store.
Create a tool inside CoLateral, package it as a module, and send it for review. An approved listing can set up payouts before sales are opened.
Four clear steps.
- 01 · Build
Make your tool
In the desktop app, use Build a Tool. Test the tool with your own inputs and review its outputs.
- 02 · Package
Create the module
Open Marketplace, turn the saved tool into a module, or import a directory with a valid
pack.json. Check its cards, permissions and preview images. - 03 · Submit
Apply for review
With an active licence, complete your creator profile and listing, choose proposed pricing, then submit the signed artifact. Keep the receipt to check status.
- 04 · Prepare to sell
Set up payouts
After application approval, complete Stripe onboarding. A human publication decision and working checkout and delivery are required before sales can start.
Before you submit
- Show what it does. Give it a clear name, description and screenshots. Explain any requested file or network access.
- Check the result. Try representative inputs, error cases and a fresh installation. You are responsible for the tool and its support.
- Keep your signing key private. The desktop flow signs your artifact. CoLateral reviews it before any publication.
- Understand the agreements. The product terms and privacy policy apply to CoLateral use. Selling also requires a separate, reviewed seller agreement and explicit acceptance when available.
What happens after submission?
Your application and artifact enter a private review queue. Approval records a review decision; it does not put the module on sale. The marketplace currently supports creator drafts and review intake. Publication, buyer checkout, delivery and accepted seller terms must be in place before sales can start.
Questions about a review or access? Write to support@colateral.engineering.
Browse the storeApproved creator? Check payout readiness.
Enter your active CoLateral licence key and the approved application receipt. We use them for this request and do not save them in this page. Stripe's onboarding form collects bank and identity details directly.