Quickstart

1. A workspace

Sign in to the dashboard with a one-time link. Your workspace is the seller a buyer sees: its name, its support address, later its own domain. One person can own several.

2. A tool

New on the Tools page: a name, and the id it becomes — yours alone within your workspace, so another developer's Invoice Grabber is no concern of yours. What your extension sends with every request is that id qualified with your workspace's, northwind--invoice-grabber; the buyer page is /tools/invoice-grabber on your host. Both are permanent. Everything else — free uses per device, devices per licence, a trial, the licence-key prefix — has a default and lives in the tool's Settings.

Already on the Chrome Web Store? Paste its store link instead. Google asks you, once per import, for read-only access to your Web Store items — choose the account you publish with — and the store confirms the extension is yours: it answers only for its publisher. The name, the one-line and the icon then come from the extension itself. Nothing is kept and nothing changes about how you sign in; nobody can add an extension they do not publish.

3. Stripe

Connect your Stripe account under Configure → Payments. Charges land there; the Wall's fee is taken at payment time. In test mode a sandbox account is one click.

4. A price

Under the tool's Pricing: a lifetime price, a monthly one, a yearly one, or all three. Each is a Product and a Price on your Stripe account, made for you. The first plan is the default the popup offers.

5. The extension

Under the tool's Set up: one command scaffolds a minimal extension with the client already in it, or drops the client into an extension you have. It carries your tool id and the workspace's public key; nothing secret.

npx create-toolaby-extension my-tool --tool my-tool

6. Buy it yourself

Open the popup, click Buy, pay with 4242 4242 4242 4242. The success page tells the extension; the popup unlocks. You are your first customer, on the tool's Customers page.