Selling on FXBotHub

A Seller's Guide to Publishing Trading Tools on FXBotHub

Learn how to go from an account to a published listing on FXBotHub: becoming a seller, building a listing in the product wizard, passing review, and keeping your product up to date.

By FX Bot Hub GuidesUpdated 2 min read

Become a seller

Selling is self-service. Sign in, open Become a seller, choose a seller or business display name, and your seller dashboard opens straight away. Products are still reviewed individually before they go live.

Build your listing in the product wizard

The wizard saves a draft you can return to at any time. It walks through these steps:

  1. Product type — Expert Advisor, indicator, signal tool, trading tool or other.
  2. Platform — MT4, MT5 or multi-platform.
  3. Basic information — name, short summary and an optional cover photo.
  4. Description — what the product does.
  5. Screenshots — optional.
  6. Files — uploaded against a version number.
  7. Pricing — free, a one-time price, or a subscription.
  8. Compatibility notes.
  9. Submit for review.

Features, documentation, testing results and support details aren't asked for in the wizard; add them from your product's page once the draft exists, and keep them up to date there.

Accepted file types and size limits, plus field limits for names and summaries, are listed in the developer resources submission guidelines.

Write a listing buyers can trust

  • State the symbols, timeframes and account conditions the product was built for.
  • Disclose techniques such as grid, martingale or averaging, and how stop-losses work.
  • Explain every input and include installation steps.
  • Use real screenshots and describe how you tested the product.
  • Don't promise profits — buyers increasingly recognise this as a red flag, and backtests never guarantee future results.

Complete listings score better on the quality checklist buyers see, which also feeds marketplace ranking.

Review and publishing

After you submit, a moderator reviews the product and either publishes it or rejects it with a reason you can address and resubmit. There's no fixed review timeline; you'll get a notification with the outcome.

After launch

  • Updates — upload a new version with a changelog. Buyers who saved your product are notified of new versions.
  • Licensing — each sale issues the buyer a license key your EA can check with the license API.
  • Orders, analytics and reviews — all in your seller dashboard; you can reply publicly to reviews.
  • Earnings — each sale and the marketplace commission are recorded in your seller ledger. Request payouts from your Payout page; they are processed manually once funds are sent.

List your Expert Advisors and indicators on FXBotHub — setup takes minutes.

Become a seller

Put it into practice

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