Made for WordPress makers

The people selling on WPBay are developers, designers and software makers — just like us

WPBay is a growing marketplace built by people who have spent years creating, selling and supporting WordPress software. From long-established plugin developers to theme makers and small independent teams, the goal is simple: give good products a better place to grow.

  • Independent developers
  • Small product teams
  • Plugin businesses
  • Theme developers
  • Former marketplace authors
  • Freemium products
  • Recurring software businesses
  • WordPress agencies

CodeRevolution

WordPress plugins, AI automation, content tools and developer utilities.

FOUNDER SELLER

FWDesign

Interactive media, sliders, 3D experiences and WooCommerce tools.

22 PRODUCTS

theme-x

The team behind the AVAS multipurpose Elementor WordPress theme.

THEME SELLER
WPBay is built around Makers Products Customers Licensing Recurring Revenue Long-Term Maintenance
A growing marketplace

We don’t have a giant wall of famous customer logos. Yet.

WPBay is still young.

We could fill this page with every seller name we can find, call them “customers,” and make the marketplace look larger than it is.

We would rather show you the makers who are visibly building on WPBay today and let the marketplace earn the rest of its case studies over time.

Real products. Real sellers. Real marketplace activity. No invented success stories.

Already selling on WPBay

Meet some of the makers building here

Different backgrounds, different products and different business models — all using the same marketplace.

Founder store

CodeRevolution

A long-running WordPress plugin business focused on automation, AI, content generation, scraping, affiliate tools and developer utilities.

  • Large commercial WordPress plugin catalog
  • Home of Aimogen Pro
  • One-time and recurring products
  • Uses WPBay licensing and marketplace infrastructure
  • WPBay founder’s own product business
View CodeRevolution on WPBay →
Independent product team

FWDesign

A two-person development team creating WordPress, WooCommerce and JavaScript products focused heavily on interactive visual experiences.

  • 22 products listed on WPBay
  • WordPress and WooCommerce products
  • JavaScript products
  • 3D viewers, sliders and media tools
  • 25+ years of experience stated on their seller profile
View FWDesign on WPBay →
WordPress theme business

theme-x

The development team behind AVAS, an Elementor-focused multipurpose WordPress theme now sold and supported through WPBay.

  • AVAS WordPress theme
  • 80+ ready-to-import websites
  • 90+ Elementor widgets
  • Built-in Theme Builder
  • Theme setup and customization services also available
Explore AVAS on WPBay →
The first maker on WPBay

WPBay started from a seller’s problem, not from a marketplace business plan

CodeRevolution is not an independent testimonial — it is the founder’s own WordPress product business.

That distinction matters.

WPBay was created after years of building and selling commercial WordPress products and dealing directly with the things marketplace sellers face: product reviews, declining marketplace visibility, one-time licence economics, updates, refunds, support, licensing and the need to create recurring revenue.

Aimogen Pro became one of the first real tests of that new model, moving from a traditional marketplace history into recurring WPBay plans.

Why include this story?
Because WPBay’s first customer problem was its founder’s own. The licensing SDK, Envato migration tooling, subscriptions and seller workflows were not designed only as theoretical marketplace features — they were built around software that had to keep selling and supporting real customers.
170+ Commercial products currently visible across CodeRevolution’s WPBay seller catalog.
500+ WPBay marketplace sales currently shown for Aimogen Pro alone.
Recurring Aimogen is now offered through monthly and other plan options instead of relying only on the old one-time marketplace model.
Founder-built WPBay’s seller workflows are used by the people building the marketplace itself.
Different makers. Same problem.

WPBay is built for people turning WordPress work into products

You do not need a large company, venture funding or a huge existing audience.

SOLO

Solo developers

One-person businesses that need to spend more time improving the product and less time rebuilding checkout, licensing and payment infrastructure.

TEAM

Small product teams

Teams that already have mature software but want another marketplace, recurring revenue model or distribution channel.

ENV

Marketplace authors

CodeCanyon or ThemeForest sellers who want to diversify without immediately abandoning the channel that built their business.

FREE

WordPress.org developers

Plugin authors with a useful free product who want a commercial home for Pro plans, licences and subscriptions.

AGENCY

Agencies

Teams that repeatedly solve the same customer problem and are ready to turn internal tools or expertise into a reusable product.

NEW

First-time product makers

Developers launching their first paid WordPress product who would rather start with marketplace infrastructure already in place.

Your success is our success

WPBay only grows when its sellers build businesses that last

A marketplace can optimize for listing count. We would rather optimize for products people actually want to buy, use and keep using.

That means seller success cannot stop at getting a ZIP file published.

Pricing, licensing, product quality, recurring revenue, customer trust, reviews, support, discovery and long-term maintenance all matter.

WPBay’s job is to make the commercial layer easier so sellers can spend more of their energy on those things.

You control your product You set the price, plans, support model and product roadmap.
You are not required to be exclusive WPBay can complement your own website, WordPress.org or another marketplace.
Your seller share grows with WPBay sales Standard organic seller earnings currently range from 70% up to 88%.
The platform has an incentive to help products sell WPBay earns its standard marketplace commission when transactions happen.
Developers support the products they know best WPBay handles marketplace issues while sellers remain the experts on their software.
Customers can build trust over time Reviews, seller replies, update history, documentation and maintenance information all create signals beyond marketing copy.
Infrastructure for makers

Build software. WPBay handles more of the commerce around it.

MOR

Merchant of Record

WPBay is the contractual seller for standard marketplace purchases and handles the commercial transaction with the customer.

PAY

Payments

Customers can purchase through the marketplace instead of every maker implementing and maintaining a separate payment stack.

TAX

Customer tax handling

WPBay manages applicable buyer-facing VAT and transaction-tax responsibilities under its Merchant of Record model.

SUB

Subscriptions

Makers can offer monthly and yearly recurring plans in addition to traditional one-time licences.

LIC

Software licensing

The WPBay SDK and API support purchase validation, site activations, licence limits and product plans.

UPD

Automatic updates

WordPress plugins and themes can deliver new releases through the normal WordPress update experience.

REV

Customer reviews

Eligible buyers can leave reviews, sellers can reply publicly, and other customers can mark reviews as helpful.

AFF

Affiliate promotion

A marketplace-wide affiliate program gives other people a financial reason to introduce qualified customers to WPBay products.

DISC

Marketplace discovery

Products can appear through search, categories, collections, featured placements and other marketplace discovery surfaces.

Developer-first should mean something

The marketplace relationship we want to build

01 — NO FAKE SCALE

We won’t pretend every seller is a case study

A listing on WPBay does not automatically mean a seller endorses every feature of WPBay or has achieved extraordinary results here. Real case studies should come from real results and permission.

02 — NO EXCLUSIVITY BY DEFAULT

WPBay should earn more of your business

You can continue selling elsewhere. The goal is for sellers to increase their commitment because WPBay creates value, not because leaving is prohibited.

03 — CLEAR ECONOMICS

Sellers should understand what a sale costs

WPBay publishes its seller-rate tiers and separately explains the additional acquisition cost when an outside affiliate generates the customer.

04 — REAL PRODUCT REVIEW

Approval should mean something

New products go through pre-publication review instead of every uploaded file appearing instantly in the marketplace.

05 — SELLERS OWN THE PRODUCT

The marketplace is infrastructure, not your product manager

The maker controls development, pricing, updates, documentation and product-specific support.

06 — BUILD IN PUBLIC

WPBay itself is still improving

The marketplace is evolving alongside its sellers. New features, seller tools, discovery systems and customer workflows continue to be added as the platform grows.

The case studies come next

We want this page to fill up with stories that actually happened

A seller moving a CodeCanyon product into recurring revenue.

A small plugin reaching its first 100 paying customers.

A WordPress.org author launching their first Pro version.

A theme developer building a second sales channel without abandoning the first.

Those are the stories worth publishing — after they happen.

From first sale to sustainable revenue Future WPBay maker case study.
From marketplace-only to multi-channel Future WPBay maker case study.
From free plugin to Pro business Future WPBay maker case study.
From one-time licences to recurring revenue Future WPBay maker case study.
FAQ

About sellers on WPBay

Are the companies on this page actual WPBay sellers?

Yes. The makers specifically featured above have products publicly listed on WPBay. Their inclusion should not be interpreted as a private testimonial or endorsement unless an explicit quote is shown.

Is CodeRevolution an independent WPBay customer?

No. CodeRevolution is the WordPress product business operated by WPBay founder Szabolcs-Istvan Kisded. It is included transparently because its products are actively sold through WPBay and have been used to test and develop the marketplace’s commercial, migration and licensing workflows.

Who is FWDesign?

FWDesign is a two-person development team selling WordPress, WooCommerce and JavaScript products. Its public WPBay profile currently shows 22 marketplace products and states that the team has more than 25 years of experience and more than 32,000 customers across its broader business history.

Who is theme-x?

theme-x is the seller behind AVAS, a multipurpose Elementor WordPress theme listed on WPBay. AVAS currently includes more than 80 ready-to-import websites, more than 90 custom Elementor widgets and its own Theme Builder.

Does WPBay have hundreds of public success stories?

No. WPBay is still a growing marketplace. Rather than present every marketplace seller as a success story, WPBay intends to publish individual case studies as sellers generate meaningful, verifiable results and agree to share them.

Can established WordPress businesses sell on WPBay?

Yes. WPBay is non-exclusive by default, so established developers can add the marketplace alongside their own website or other sales channels, subject to the terms of those channels.

Can new developers sell on WPBay?

Yes. There is no requirement to already have thousands of customers. Products still need to meet WPBay’s submission and quality requirements before publication.

Does WPBay review products before they go live?

Yes. New products undergo pre-publication review for quality, security-sensitive issues, listing accuracy and compliance with marketplace requirements before approval.

How much do WPBay sellers keep?

WPBay currently publishes standard organic seller shares from 70% for new sellers up to 88% after reaching the highest published lifetime-sales tier. Affiliate-generated orders can have an additional affiliate commission.

Your product can be part of what comes next

WPBay doesn’t need thousands of logo slides. It needs great makers building great products.

If you create WordPress software and want another place to sell it — with licensing, subscriptions, payments, Merchant of Record infrastructure and marketplace discovery already around it — open your seller account and bring us something worth buying.