Seller guide
Are you an n8n specialist? Publish workflows, offer installation, custom work, or maintenance. Here's how it works on the seller side.
Need offer ideas? Try Opportunity FinderYou can publish as many offers as you want, of different types. Always state the type, what's included and what isn't.
You build a workflow from the client's brief. Scoping then delivery.
Effort: high. The price depends on the scope.
You install and configure the workflow in the client's environment, with a ready base or template if needed.
Effort: medium. The price can be higher than a standalone base.
Recurring monthly subscription to keep a workflow running.
Effort: continuous, recurring revenue.
You sell a ready-to-import JSON file, often as a template. You provide docs and prerequisites.
Effort: low. You can sell it more than once.
These are the standard buyer expectations on FlowMarket. You may add or remove items, but state it clearly in the "Offer scope" section of the form.
Explicitly state what's NOT included (redesign, major new use cases, new integrations) to avoid mismatched expectations.
Maintenance guideFlowMarket expects a professional level of rigour from its sellers. Here are the rules to follow, to explain to the client if needed.
A seller asking for a primary password or raw API key creates risk for both the client AND themselves. FlowMarket may suspend a seller account on confirmed report of non-compliant practices.
You connect your Stripe Connect account once. Payments flow into it automatically.
Tiered commission: 13% down to 5% based on cumulative volume (tiers from €0 to €2,000).
Your seller balance is paid to your Stripe account according to the Stripe schedule you set.
Refunds following a dispute may reduce your balance or even create a negative balance if payment was already sent. This is an exposure to be aware of.
FlowMarket doesn't arbitrate technical disputes. In case of disagreement, it's between you and the buyer. Here's how to limit risks:
The most frequent seller questions.
Anyone able to carry out a commercial activity (self-employed, individual business, company, etc.). You act as an independent contractor, never as a FlowMarket employee.
Four types: custom workflow, assisted setup, maintenance / managed, and ready-to-import workflow. You can combine multiple tiers on the same listing, for example a JSON base with optional setup.
Tiered commission based on cumulative volume: from 13% down to 5% across tiers from €0 to €2,000. The more you sell, the lower the percentage. Details in Seller Terms.
After each sale, the net amount (after commission) is credited to your seller balance. Payouts are made via Stripe Connect according to the Stripe schedule configured on your account (daily or weekly by default).
Carefully fill in the "Offer scope" section of the form: what's included, what's not, buyer prerequisites, required access, estimated timeline, revisions included, potential external costs, known limitations. The more precise, the fewer disputes.
FlowMarket doesn't arbitrate technical disputes. Discuss with the buyer via messaging first. If the buyer triggers a chargeback or a Stripe refund request, your balance may be impacted (potentially negative). Keeping written records and a clear description is your best protection.
No. Maintenance is an option, not a requirement. If you offer it, clearly state what it covers (incidents, updates, support) and what it doesn't. A buyer can buy a JSON base or template without committing to maintenance.
Ask for temporary, limited, revocable access: invitations with minimal rights, limited API keys, guest accounts. Never ask for the primary password. Document the post-delivery revocation process. FlowMarket does not store sensitive credentials for you: use the client's own tools.
You are solely responsible for tax and social reporting on revenue generated via FlowMarket. Depending on your status (self-employed, company, etc.), you declare according to the rules in your country. FlowMarket may be required to report certain information to authorities (e.g. DAC7).
Click "Sell" in the header. The first time, you'll be guided to an onboarding page to accept terms, complete your public profile and read detailed explanations of the 4 offer types. Then you'll access the publishing form.
You'll be guided step by step the first time (terms acceptance, public profile, offer type).