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Licensing

License a title from the person who made it.

License a game, a film or an album from the person who made it. Open a thread, agree the terms. The offerer keeps the asking price; the licensee pays 1.5 percent on top.

Browse open offersOffer a title

Every offer and every thread carries a name. Browse them here; sign in to open one.

What people offer

What is on offer, shelf by shelf.

No offers yet. When a studio makes one, it appears here.

A game, a film, or an album.

  • Music

    An album already on the store, into a game or a film.

  • Game

    A game already on the store, for someone else's project.

  • Film

    A film already on the store, for placement or reuse.

Say the asking price is $200

The offerer gets
$200
Our 1.5 percent
$3
Tax and card processing
shown at checkout
The licensee will pay
$203 + tax and card

Nothing comes out of the asking price. The disc, and its royalty, are untouched.

1.5 percent on top of the asking price, paid by the person taking the license. The offerer keeps every dollar they posted.

How it starts

Offer, thread, agree.

  1. Someone named offers a store title

    Pick the game, film, or album already on sale. Set the terms and an asking price, or talk first. A note on what they will share.

  2. Someone named opens a thread

    Sign in, search or filter the open list, then start a conversation. Links are fine. Files come later.

  3. Agree on the terms

    Agree the terms and record them here. The licensee pays the asking price plus 1.5 percent, with tax and card on one bill.

Where the offers live.

Offers and threads live in IndieHub, under a real name. Sign in and you can browse them, open one, and take a title from someone who put their name to it.

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