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A published template can be free, sold once, or sold monthly. You set the price and Rerun handles checkout, tax and the payout.

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Pricing models

Free

Anyone installs it. Good for building a reputation and feeding the directory.

One time

Charged once at install. The buyer keeps the agents forever.

Recurring

Charged monthly. The buyer can cancel, and the agents switch off when the subscription lapses.
A paid template starts at $5 and goes up to $2,000.

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What Rerun takes

5% + $0.30 per sale, calculated on the amount net of tax. The rest is yours. For a $20 sale with no tax, that is $1.30 to Rerun and $18.70 to you. Refunds reverse the split.

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Getting paid

Payouts go through Stripe Connect. Open the board toolbar, My templates, then Payouts, and complete the Stripe onboarding once.
You cannot submit a paid template until your Stripe account can actually receive payouts. The submission check verifies it, so do the onboarding first.
Payout onboarding needs a browser. It is the one part of the template workflow that is not available over the API.

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Tracking sales

My templates has a Revenue pane: sales, refunds, and what is on its way to you. Each line ties back to the template that produced it.

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Pricing advice

  • Price against the work it saves, not against the tokens it burns. The buyer pays for their own model usage on top.
  • Recurring fits an agent that keeps earning its place: a monitor, a weekly report, an inbox triage. One time fits a setup that is done once.
  • Be honest about setup minutes. A template that takes an hour to connect and says five gets refunded.
  • The install script is part of the product. A template that configures itself well is worth more than one that leaves the buyer guessing.