OpenClaw Skills Marketplace

Free vs Paid Skills

Most skills on ClawHub are free and open source. A growing minority are paid: usually skills that wrap a costly API (e.g., premium scraping, specialized data feeds) or that took serious engineering to build. The split looks roughly like:

• ~95% free — community packages, OSS
• ~5% paid — commercial wrappers, premium data, certified vendors

Browsing the Marketplace

Open clawhub.comand filter by:

• Category — web, code, comms, data, files, media
• Price — free, one-time, recurring
• Rating — community star rating, lifetime install count
• Publisher — verified vs unverified accounts

Buying a Paid Skill

On a paid skill listing, click Install. You'll be redirected to a Stripe-backed checkout. Once paid, ClawHub issues a license token; the OpenClaw CLI reads it from your account config and unlocks the install:

# Install a paid skill (license auto-resolved if you've purchased)
openclaw skills install premium-scraper

# Check your active licenses
openclaw skills licenses

Selling a Skill

ClawHub takes a flat platform fee on paid installs; the rest goes to the publisher via Stripe Connect. The flow:

1. Build and test the skill locally with openclaw skills install -l ./
2. Publish to ClawHub with openclaw skills publish
3. Set pricing in your ClawHub publisher dashboard
4. Connect Stripe and verify your account for payouts
5. Promote your listing — the marketplace ranks by ratings and downloads

Ratings and Trust

The marketplace surfaces three trust signals on every listing:

• Verified publisher — identity and Stripe verified
• Install count — lifetime number of installs (with rolling 30-day delta)
• Star rating — average from users who installed and used the skill

Compared to the Skills Hub

Marketplace and skills hub are two views of the same registry: marketplace is the buying / discovery experience, hub is the developer / install experience. They share data — a skill you publish to the hub shows up in the marketplace automatically.

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