Selling your work

Selling, whether that is freelance work or a finished digital product, needs the one-time seller entry fee from Getting started. If you skipped it as a buyer, you can pay it later the same way, from the same onboarding screen.

Your public profile

This is what buyers and clients see when they click through to you, at marketplace.devghouse.com/u/yourusername. It shows your headline, your accepted payment tokens, and tabs for your Products, Portfolio, Blog, and Gallery, plus follower counts.

Edit what you sell

Click Edit Profile on your own profile. This opens your My Public Page area in your workspace at app.devghouse.com, not inside Marketplace itself, because your public page is shared workspace data.

Profile tab: your hero section, about text, socials, skills, experience, achievements, testimonials, and FAQs, in the order shown under On This Page. Drag entries under Section Order to reorder them on your live page.
Projects & Services tab: add a digital product for sale (set its price, files, and what the buyer receives), or add a bookable service (a fixed offering like "Landing page design" with its own price).
Settings tab: turn your public profile on or off, and toggle an announcement banner for things like a vacation notice.

Toggle Public Profile Visibility off here at any time to hide your page without deleting anything.

Apply for jobs

Open a job from Browse jobs and use Quick Apply for a short pitch and price, or Full Application for a longer cover letter. Track everything you have applied to under My Proposals.

My Proposals, listing a submitted proposal with its status and a Withdraw option

A proposal moves through Pending, Shortlisted, Accepted, or Declined. You can Withdraw Proposal at any point before it is accepted.

Answer offers you receive

If a client sends you an offer directly from your profile instead of through a job post, it shows up under Offers, on the As Seller side.

Offers received, showing Pending, Accepted, and Declined offers with their budgets and payment tokens

Open an offer to see the full scope, the budget, and the payment token, then Accept or Decline it. Accepting turns it straight into a contract; see Contracts and payments for what happens next.