Drafting a listing for your app→
When you create a GitHub Marketplace listing, GitHub saves it in draft mode until you submit the app for approval. Your listing shows customers how they can use your app.
Writing a listing description for your app→
To list your app in the GitHub Marketplace, you'll need to write descriptions of your app and provide images that follow GitHub's guidelines.
Setting pricing plans for your listing→
When listing your app on GitHub Marketplace, you can choose to provide your app as a free service or sell your app. If you plan to sell your app, you can create different pricing plans for different feature tiers.
Configuring a webhook to notify you of plan changes→
After creating a draft GitHub Marketplace listing, you can configure a webhook that notifies you when changes to customer account plans occur. After you configure the webhook, you can handle the marketplace_purchase event types in your app.
Submitting your listing for review→
You can submit your listing as a verified or unverified app for the GitHub community to use.