> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rerun.build/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Sell a template
> Pricing, payouts and what Rerun takes.
A published template can be free, sold once, or sold monthly. You set the price and Rerun handles checkout, tax and the payout.
## Pricing models
Anyone installs it. Good for building a reputation and feeding the directory.
Charged once at install. The buyer keeps the agents forever.
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**.
## 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.
## 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.
## 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.
## 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.