If you’re a WordPress plugin developer who is trying to make a living from selling plugins – you may have heard of CodeCanyon and want to know if you can make enough to support your living through this marketplace. There’s another way apart from CodeCanyon, of course. You can sell your products directly via your website. In this post, I share my experience selling plugins from my Epic Plugins website direct to customers since I removed my plugins from sale on CodeCanyon in May 2016.
I’ve been keeping people up to date on progress via my transparency reports. However, I’ve not done a direct comparison of plugins sales vs CodeCanyon… until now.
WordPress Plugin Sales on CodeCanyon
CodeCanyon has been good over the years. On average it’s brought in $500 a month in sales for me since 2013. While I am not a ‘power author’ or anything like that, I would say this figure is probably an average of what you can expect from having plugins for sale on CodeCanyon.
It really does depend on the plugin you’re selling, though. From the $500 in sales, a good 80-90% came from either the WPeddit Plugin or the Dilemma Plugin. The rest varied with
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