Earning
Selling a list
Some lists are worth paying for: the research you did once so nobody else has to, the shortlist behind a decision, the thing you are actually expert in. You can put a price on any published list.
Set a price
Open the list's sharing settings and set a price. The list keeps its normal link — anyone can still open it — but the entries stay locked until the reader unlocks it.
What a reader sees before unlocking is deliberately not nothing: the name, the cover, your description, and how many things are on it. That preview is what sells the list, so it is worth writing properly.
What the reader does
The reader unlocks the list once and keeps access to it, including the edits you publish afterwards. There is nothing to install and no subscription in the way.
Getting paid
Earnings from unlocks land in your wallet, where you can see what each list has made and withdraw the balance. Withdrawals need your payout details filled in once, and are processed to the account you set there.
Free again
Removing the price makes the list free to open for everyone from that moment on. Readers who already unlocked it are not affected — they keep their access.
Related
- Sharing a list — publishing and links.
- Share codes — a short code people type to find a list.