Skip to content Your repo.
Your repo.
Your keys.
Your revenue.
reposell turns any Git repository into something people can buy — checkout, licensing and signed releases wired by a single command. No platform lock-in. You keep every sale.
- npm
- GitHub Actions
- Stripe Links
- Ed25519
- SPDX
Free & open protocolThe spec is public. No platform lock.
Keys never leave your machineEd25519 signing is local-only.
CI-native releasesEverything runs in CI. GitHub Actions today — more coming soon.
Zero daemonsOne CLI binary. Nothing in the background.
/ features
Tools that sell.
Every piece of selling infrastructure — checkout, keys, licensing, releases — reduced to commands you already know how to run.
Zero-config init
Reads your repo and wires checkout, licensing and release automation. One command, no dashboards.
$ reposell init # that's the whole setupKeys that stay yours
Ed25519 signing happens locally. Rotate through signed trust docs.
ed25519 sign manifest.jsonDoctor on call
Finds broken config, stale keys and license gaps — then fixes them.
$ reposell doctorFair splits
Fees live inside signed policy documents nobody can quietly edit.
fee = max($5, 10%)CI-native releases
Tag a version; CI signs and publishes it for you — GitHub Actions first, more coming.
.github/workflows/reposell.ymlLicense engine built in
init detects your license. Unknown text? Pick standards-compliant templates filled with your info — or keep yours untouched.
license check → RSL-1.0? → your name on itSigned manifests
Every listing speaks the same verifiable wire format.
/listing/manifest.jsonVerify anywhere
Buyers check signatures against your public key in one command.
$ reposell verify/ workflow
One command. One Stripe link.
No migration, no new storefront. /sell mints your Stripe payment link — listings mint theirs with the cut attached, then grant buyers access to your real repo. Or sell direct.
/sell → your linkOne command creates a hosted Stripe payment link for your repository. That's the whole checkout.
/listing → its linkListings create their own Stripe link with their cut at checkout — charged from the signed manifest repo.
access grantedThe buyer gets access to the real repository, license bound to their GitHub identity.
or go directYour link is yours — buyers can always buy straight from the seller. No middleman required.
/ docs
Install anywhere Node runs.
macOS, Linux, Windows, CI. The CLI talks straight to Git and Stripe — no accounts, no background services.
$ npm install -g @reposell/cliNode 18+. No daemons, no accounts — the CLI talks straight to Git and Stripe.
/ pricing
Do the math.
You keep every cent of every sale. Checkout runs on your own Stripe Payment Link — reposell takes no cut. Not a percentage. Not a minimum. Nothing.
direct sale
| Buyer pays | $50.00 |
| reposell cut | $0.00 |
| You receive* | $50.00 |
* minus Stripe's own processing fee, which is between you and Stripe.
optional: listing contribution
| Your price | $50.00 |
| Buyer's contribution | you choose — $0 / $5 / $10… |
| Sale revenue | still 100% yours |
Listing discovery runs on a separate voluntary contribution link — flat amount, per release, immutable forever. Skip it and nothing changes.
- 100% of every sale
- $0 platform fee
- contribution is flat & optional
- economics immutable per release
/ audit
How sell-ready is your repo?
A real audit against GitHub's API — license, manifest, workflow, releases. Private repos: connect GitHub first.
sign in with your GitHub account to audit private repos
Read-only checks straight from GitHub's API. Connect GitHub to securely inspect repositories you can access — nothing leaves your browser except api.github.com calls.
Security is the product, not a feature
Private keys never touch Git, npm, CI logs or our servers. Every manifest, pricing policy and license carries an Ed25519 signature you can verify yourself — and key rotation happens through signed trust documents, so history stays intact.
Read the security model →Quick startFrom git clone to first sale in about five minutes.Core conceptsManifests, pricing policies and trust chains, explained plainly.LicensingCheck, choose or keep. Templates with real AI clauses.SecurityThreat model, key management and what we never touch.Protocol specThe wire format every listing speaks.
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