MarketplaceWhere plugins are published, reviewed and paid for. Free community plugins first; paid plugins and payouts follow during the public beta.Finding and installingSearch, categories by hook type (agent providers, model providers, stage hooks, panels, code view, integrations, themes, MCP servers), sort by installs or recency, filter by trust state and by the tier that can use it. A listing shows the declared permissions and hooks before the screenshots, with version and changelog, install count, ratings, licence, repository, "report issue", and the Grid Console versions it is compatible with."Install in Grid" opens the app with a permission summary and the trust badge; you confirm there. Unverified plugins get a stricter prompt. If a plugin is ever removed for cause, installed copies are disabled with a plain explanation of why, and your workspace keeps working.For developersSTEPDETAILSubmitA registry pull request, or a form that opens one for you.Review statesdraft → submitted → in review → changes requested → approved → published → suspended → removed.First submissionAutomated checks plus a manual code read.UpdatesAutomatic, unless permissions or network domains change.AnalyticsInstalls and actives, no user-level data.
How payouts workPaddle is the merchant of record. For paid plugins Grid Console keeps 15% + $0.50 per transaction. That covers payment processing, currency handling, and VAT or sales-tax collection worldwide through our payment provider. Worked example: a €10 plugin bought by an EU consumer has VAT added at checkout and remitted for you; of the €10 sticker you receive €8.00.Monthly statements show gross, tax, processing, platform cut, your share, refunds and carried balance. Payout details and a tax ID are required before your first paid release. Paid plugins have a minimum price of €5, because a flat per-transaction fee makes anything cheaper cost more to sell than it earns. Check entitlements through the API, and can require a Crew entitlement for workspace-wide purchase.Policies·Automated review: dependency vulnerabilities, no obfuscation, no undeclared network calls, licence present.·Manual review: on first submission, and on any permission change.·Quality floor: it works, it does what the listing says, permissions are honest, the maintainer replies.·Removal grounds: copied code or assets, impersonation or implying official status, circumventing entitlements, breaking security.·Not a removal ground: competing with an official plugin.·Abandonment: transferable after six months inactive with open critical bugs.Contributor packageCredit and a badge, a free individual licence while you maintain your plugin, early access and a private channel. You can also publish without a public listing.