Extensions
Marketplace of community extensions. Publish your own and earn revenue.
| URL | /extensions.html · Editor at /code-editor.html |
|---|---|
| Type | Community marketplace |
| Revenue share | FREE devs: 35% · Premium devs: 80% |
For users
Browse the marketplace
Sort by popularity, downloads, rating. Filter by category (productivity, theme, integration, game).
One-click install
The extension is installed in your account. No download, no admin permissions.
Manage from settings
Activate, deactivate, configure or remove from your settings panel.
For developers: build your own
Open /code-editor.html and start coding. The editor includes:
- File explorer with project organization.
- Code editor with syntax highlight for
.pol,.html,.js,.css, etc. - ☁ Save to Files: persist the project in Pollo FILES.
- 📁 Load from Files: import a saved project to keep editing — project files appear ready to edit in seconds.
- ▶ Run: execute the extension in a sandbox to test it.
- 🚀 Publish: submit it to the marketplace for review.
Revenue split
When other users buy or subscribe to your extension, you get a percentage of the price:
FREE developer
35%
of the sale price
- No cost to publish
- Unlimited extensions
- Pollo Assistance keeps 65% (covers payment processing, AI costs, infrastructure)
Premium developer
80%
of the sale price
- Requires the $25 Premium plan
- Unlimited extensions
- Pollo Assistance keeps only 20%
- Pays back in just a few sales of a popular extension
Publishing process
- Develop and test your extension in
/code-editor.html. - Click 🚀 Publish: name, description, category, screenshots, price (or free).
- Quick review by the Pollo Assistance team (24–72h) to ensure it doesn't violate the rules.
- Once approved, your extension appears in the marketplace and anyone can install it.
How payments work
Paid extensions are switched off right now.
Only free extensions can be published and installed.
Why: checkout was wired to PayPal's sandbox, not the real thing. No actual money came in, but the extension was still installed and the author's revenue counter went up anyway — piling up debts to developers for sales that never happened. That's why it was turned off.
Until production PayPal is connected, you cannot earn money from an extension, and this page is not going to tell you otherwise.
Why: checkout was wired to PayPal's sandbox, not the real thing. No actual money came in, but the extension was still installed and the author's revenue counter went up anyway — piling up debts to developers for sales that never happened. That's why it was turned off.
Until production PayPal is connected, you cannot earn money from an extension, and this page is not going to tell you otherwise.
When it comes back, this is how it will work, and the split below is the one written in the code:
- The buyer sees a PayPal button inside the modal, with the price, the author's share and Pollo Assistance's share.
- Once the payment clears, the extension installs itself in their account.
- What the author earns accumulates in their account.
- The payout goes out once the accumulated amount passes €10.
Tip: If you're not Premium yet but plan to publish many extensions, the $25 plan pays for itself with just a few sales (the 35% → 80% jump more than triples your share).
