For makers who draw their own files
Sell your files here
Your buyers are already on this forum, running the machines you design for, and reading the settings you post. Open a shop and put your files in front of them.
How it works
Four steps, no gatekeeping, no exclusivity.
Open your shop
Name it, write a tagline, add a payout email. Two minutes, no application to wait on.
Upload your first file
Photos of the finished item, the formats you're including, and the machines you've tested on. Add a settings sheet — buyers mention it in reviews more than anything else.
Pick a licence tier
Personal, commercial or extended. Every tier keeps the file itself non-redistributable, and the terms ship inside the download.
Get paid, keep the rights
You keep copyright in your work. We handle delivery, entitlements and re-downloads for your buyers.
Seller ground rules
- Only list work you made or hold the rights to sell
- State the material and thickness the file is drawn for
- Say which machines you actually tested on — not every machine that exists
- Never publish settings for materials that aren't laser-safe
- Answer buyer questions; a shop with no replies stops selling
Licence tiers
- Personal
- Buyer makes it for themselves and as gifts. No selling finished items.
- Commercial
- Buyer sells unlimited finished physical items they make from the file.
- Extended
- Commercial, plus use in the buyer's own product designs and teaching materials. Usually priced 3–5× personal.
No tier ever permits redistributing the file itself. That sentence appears on every listing and inside every download, because “commercial use” gets misread otherwise.
Shops already trading
Have a look at how they write their listings.
Wedding signage and event templates that cut clean first time
Fiber marking files, annealing test grids and metal templates
Jewellery cut files nested for zero waste
Parametric boxes, trays and living-hinge files
Layered mandalas and greyscale-ready artwork
Jigs and fixtures for batch work and rotary jobs