Bring your creations to more people
Get started with the Floatboat Creator Program, publish your first product, and understand your earnings.
Made a useful Combo Skill, a time-saving Workflow, or a Workbench? Publish it to the Floatboat marketplace so other people can use it too.
You can start by sharing it for free and hearing what people think. When you're ready to charge, join the Creator Program, set a price, and submit your product for review. Once approved, it can go on sale in the marketplace.
1. Join and activate access
Find the Creator Center, check your account, and confirm your eligibility.
2. Publish your first product
Prepare your content, submit it for review, and follow its listing status.
3. Read your earnings and redeem credits
Understand transactions, T+30 holds, credit conversions, and incentive applications.
4. Manage sale and review notifications
Choose frequency, sound, and email options in versions that support notification settings.
Choose a product format
| Format | A good fit for | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Combo Skill | Reusable methods, instructions, and tools | Combo Skills |
| Workflow | Work that follows a defined sequence | Workflows |
| Workbench | A business tool with its own interface, data, and actions | Workbenches |
Open your Creator Center
Visit the Creator Center and sign in with the account you use to publish. In the desktop app, you can also click your name or avatar at the bottom left and look for Creator Center or Developer Center.
New here? Start with joining and activation. Already have a product? Go straight to publishing and review or your earnings.
Hand off work when you're away from your desk
Before you leave, connect your computer to a chat app like Slack. On the road, send a message from your phone, and Floatboat looks through the files on your computer and sends the answer back to the chat. Back at your desk, keep going in the same task.
Join and activate creator access
Use the right account, join the Creator Program, check your qualification, and resolve activation issues.