How to Sell a Strategy on Freya Finance: The Complete Creator Guide
If you've built a bot that performs, the marketplace lets you turn it into income — other traders subscribe to or buy your strategy, and you earn a share of the revenue. This is the complete creator guide: who can sell, exactly how much you earn, how listing slots work, and the full publishing flow.
For the buyer's side and a general overview, see Freya Finance Marketplace Explained.
Key Takeaways
- Selling is for Plus and Pro members — the Free plan can't publish strategies.
- You keep 70% of revenue on Plus and 80% on Pro; the rest is the platform fee.
- Listing slots come with your plan (Plus: 1 free, Pro: 3 free); beyond that, extra slots are 10 USDT each with no cap.
- You can price a strategy as a subscription, a one-time fee, profit share (buyer pays a creator-set % of their realized profit, up to 30%), or free — and optionally make it a Black Box to hide its configuration.
- Your earnings accumulate as creator earnings, which you withdraw to a TRON (TRC-20) address.
Who Can Sell
Publishing strategies is a Plus and Pro feature. On the Free plan you can buy and run strategies but not publish your own — you'll see an upgrade prompt where the publishing tools would be. If you're weighing the upgrade, see Freya Finance Plans Explained.
How Much You Earn
Your revenue share depends on your plan:
| Plan | You keep | Platform fee |
|---|---|---|
| Plus | 70% | 30% |
| Pro | 80% | 20% |
This split applies to whatever revenue your listing generates — subscriptions, one-time sales, or profit share. So a Pro creator selling a 10 USDT/month subscription keeps 8 USDT of each payment. The rates are fixed by your plan — there's nothing to negotiate.
Your Listing Slots
Each plan includes a number of free listing slots — how many strategies you can have published at once before paying for more:
- Plus: 1 free slot.
- Pro: 3 free slots.
Beyond your free slots, extra slots are 10 USDT each — there's no cap, so you can list as many strategies as you want. If all your slots are full, buy another slot or unpublish a listing to free one up.
Step-by-Step: Publishing a Strategy
- Become a creator. From the marketplace, open the Creator Dashboard (on Plus or Pro).
- Choose Publish New Strategy.
- Select the bot to publish. You list one of your existing bots — so build and refine the strategy as a bot first. (New to building bots? See How to Create Your First DCA Bot.)
- Set your pricing model (subscription, one-time, profit share, or free — see below).
- Decide on Black Box — whether to hide your configuration from buyers.
- Publish. Your listing goes live on the marketplace. Freya runs content moderation, so listings that break the rules can be flagged or removed, but there's no waiting period to go live.
Pricing Your Strategy
You choose how buyers pay. There are four models:
| Model | How buyers pay | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | A monthly fee in USDT | Ongoing strategies you keep maintaining |
| One-time | A single upfront fee in USDT | A complete strategy sold for one payment |
| Profit Share | A creator-set % of the buyer's realized profit (up to 30%) — only when they profit | Aligning your reward with buyer results, no upfront cost |
| Free | No cost | Building reputation and your seller rank |
With profit share, you set the percentage (up to 30% — even fractions of a percent work, which keeps the model attractive for high-capital buyers), and you only earn when the buyer's strategy actually makes a realized profit — a powerful way to build trust, since buyers pay only on results. Note the plan split still applies on top of this charge — for the exact math, see Marketplace Pricing and Revenue Models.
Black Box: Protecting Your Configuration
You can publish any strategy as a Black Box — buyers can run it and trade with it, but its exact settings stay hidden. This lets you sell a working strategy without revealing the recipe. (More in the marketplace overview.)
Tracking Earnings and Getting Paid
The Creator Dashboard is where you manage your listings and track performance — your earnings, sales, and seller rank (which, along with ratings, helps trusted creators stand out).
Your share of every sale accumulates as creator earnings. When you reach the minimum, you withdraw it to a TRON (TRC-20) address through Freya's multi-step, refund-protected withdrawal flow — see How to Withdraw Your Earnings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can sell strategies on Freya Finance?
Plus and Pro members. The Free plan can buy and run strategies but can't publish its own — you'd need to upgrade to Plus or Pro to access the creator tools.
How much do creators earn?
You keep 70% of your revenue on Plus and 80% on Pro; the remainder is the platform fee (30% and 20% respectively). This applies to subscription, one-time, and profit-share revenue alike. The rates are fixed by your plan.
How many strategies can I list at once?
Plus includes 1 free listing slot and Pro includes 3. Beyond that, extra slots are 10 USDT each — there's no cap, so you can list as many strategies as you want. If you're out of slots, buy another or unpublish a listing to free one up.
What pricing models can I choose?
Four: a monthly subscription, a one-time fee, profit share (where the buyer pays a percentage of their realized profit you set, up to 30%), or free. You can also make any of them a Black Box to keep your configuration private.
How do I publish a strategy?
Open the Creator Dashboard (on Plus or Pro), choose Publish New Strategy, select one of your existing bots, set the pricing model, decide whether it's a Black Box, and publish. It goes live right away — there's no waiting period — though listings are subject to content moderation.
How and when do I get paid?
Your revenue share accumulates as creator earnings. Once you reach the withdrawal minimum, you withdraw to a TRON (TRC-20) address through the standard multi-step withdrawal flow. There's no separate payout schedule — you withdraw when you're ready.
Do I need a profitable track record to list?
It helps you sell, but it's not a gate to publishing. Buyers can see stats like win rate on your listing, so a strong, honest track record makes your strategy far more attractive — and a free listing is a good way to build your seller rank first.