> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.knotie-ai.pro/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Developer Console > Publish AI solutions to the Knotie AI Pro Marketplace, manage listings, track earnings, and handle buyer requests from a dedicated developer portal. ## What the Developer Console is The **Developer Console** is a standalone portal for partners who want to build and sell AI solutions to other Knotie AI Pro partners. It is separate from the main Partner Portal — it has its own navigation, terminal-style theme, and role: you are the developer/seller here, not the agency owner. Access the Developer Console at `/developer` (or via the Partner Portal → **Developer Console** in the sidebar). Developer Console dashboard — charcoal background with emerald accents, sidebar (Dashboard / My Listings / Requests / Earnings / Settings), and 6 stat cards (Listings / Views / Installs / Avg rating / Open requests / Revenue). ## Prerequisites Before you can list anything, you must: 1. **Connect Stripe** — Go to [Partner Settings → Stripe Connect](/partner-portal/settings/stripe-connect) and connect your Stripe account. This is required to receive payments for priced listings. 2. **Accept the Developer Agreement** — The first time you open the Developer Console, a full-screen agreement gate presents the platform terms (including the shared-responsibility model and the requirement that all payments run through the Knotie platform). You must accept to proceed. If the terms are updated, you'll be prompted to re-accept. The Developer Agreement only appears if you haven't accepted the current terms. Once you accept, it won't show again unless the terms are later updated. ## Creating a listing 1. In the Developer Console sidebar, go to **Listings → New Listing**. 2. Fill in the listing details: * **Name** — Public-facing title of your solution * **Description** — Markdown-supported description of what it does and why partners should use it * **Category** — Helps buyers find your listing 3. **Save as draft** before setting a price (required). Developer Console — New listing editor with App name, Tagline, Category (Voice AI Agent), Description, Target customers (multi-select chips), and Business sectors fields. ### Setting a price After saving a draft, the **Pricing** section unlocks (only if your Stripe account has charges enabled): | Pricing type | How to set it | | ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Free** | Select Free — no Stripe setup required | | **One-time** | Enter a price; a matching product is set up on your connected Stripe account | | **Recurring** | Enter a price and select monthly or annual; a matching subscription is set up on your Stripe account | If your Stripe account does not have charges enabled, the pricing controls are hidden and the listing will be free until you complete Stripe setup. ### Adding media Make your listing stand out with rich media: * **Product images** — Add several images to showcase your solution * **Logo** — A square logo that appears on listing cards in the marketplace * **Video** — Paste a YouTube or Loom URL, or upload a short video clip directly All media is stored securely against your account. Customers browsing the marketplace see only the public listing — your cost, margins, and account details are never exposed. Developer Console listing editor — Showcase media section with Logo (Upload logo), Screenshots up to 8 (Add screenshot), and Demo video (YouTube/Loom URL field + Upload video file button for MP4/WebM/MOV). ### Publishing a listing Once your listing is complete, click **Publish**. Published listings appear in the public marketplace immediately. You can unpublish at any time to take a listing offline. ## Managing your listings In **Listings**, your dashboard shows: * Total active listings * Total revenue earned * Average rating * Per-listing analytics (views, purchases, conversion) Click any listing to open the **listing detail** panel, which has four tabs: | Tab | What it shows | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | **Overview** | Edit listing details, pricing, and media | | **Analytics** | Views, purchases, conversion rate over time | | **Requests** | Questions and support requests from buyers | | **Reviews** | Buyer ratings and comments | Listing detail panel — Analytics tab selected showing 6 stat cards (Views, Watchlists, Installs, Interest, Avg rating, Reviews). The full set of tabs on a published listing also includes Overview, Requests, Reviews, and Settings. ## Handling buyer requests When a buyer submits a request or question about your listing, it appears in: * The **Requests** tab of that listing * The **Requests Inbox** in the Developer Console sidebar (shows all pending requests across all listings) Reply directly from the Requests inbox. Unanswered requests are flagged to prompt timely responses. Developer Console — Requests inbox in empty state (No requests yet. When an agency reaches out about a listing, it lands here.). ## Earnings Go to **Earnings** in the Developer Console sidebar to see: * Total lifetime revenue * Revenue per listing * Recent transactions Payouts follow your Stripe Connect payout schedule. All revenue from marketplace sales is paid directly to your connected Stripe account. Earnings page in its current state — empty-state callout reads 'Per-app payments are coming soon. You publish pricing terms on each listing today. When direct in-marketplace payments ship, your revenue per listing will appear here automatically.' The total revenue / MRR / per-listing breakdown the doc describes will populate this page once marketplace payments ship. ## Developer Console settings In **Settings** (inside the Developer Console), you can: * Update your developer display name and bio * Review the accepted Terms of Service version * Re-accept terms if prompted after an update ## Privacy and buyer data The Developer Console is designed to protect end-customer privacy: * No developer-facing screen exposes the identity of end-customers. * Buyer interactions (reviews, requests, purchases) are **partner-to-partner** — you see the buying partner, not their customers. * The customer-facing view of any listing shows only public details (no cost breakdown, no developer account details). ## Troubleshooting **Pricing controls are greyed out.**\ Your Stripe account does not have charges enabled. Complete Stripe onboarding at [Partner Settings → Stripe Connect](/partner-portal/settings/stripe-connect). **I can't access the Developer Console.**\ Make sure you have accepted the Developer Agreement. If the page redirects you back to the agreement gate, read and accept the terms to proceed. **I updated terms but the agreement gate keeps reappearing.**\ The platform bumped the terms version. You must re-accept the new version before continuing. **My listing isn't appearing in the marketplace.**\ Check that the listing status is **Published** (not Draft or Unpublished) in the Listings panel. ## Related pages * [App Marketplace (buying)](/partner-portal/marketplace/overview) — Browse and purchase listings as a buyer * [Stripe Connect](/partner-portal/settings/stripe-connect) — Required for accepting marketplace payments * [New Solutions](/partner-portal/experiences/overview) — How buyers use purchased listings in their portals