A marketplace for AI prompts where nothing goes on sale until a human reviewer has run it on the model it's written for and checked the seller's examples against real output. Skip the trial-and-error: browse working image, text, and video prompts for Midjourney, ChatGPT, Claude, Stable Diffusion, and 20+ more models. Free prompts to sample; paid from $2.99 with guest checkout, a perpetual commercial license, and refunds handled by the marketplace itself. Creators keep 85% of every sale.

Hey there 👋 Graded Prompts is an AI prompt marketplace built around one rule: nothing auto-publishes. Every marketplace in this space has the same trust gap — anyone can paste text into a listing, attach convincing previews, and charge for it, and the buyer only finds out whether it works after paying. So before anything goes on sale here, free or paid, a person reads the listing, runs the prompt on the model it was actually written for with varied inputs, and checks the example outputs are genuinely what that model produces. Falls short → back to the creator with feedback. Passes → it gets the Graded Badge and goes live. [NEEDS INPUT: optional 1–2 sentence anecdote about a specific bad prompt purchase or the moment that triggered the build] That's a deliberate bottleneck and easily the least scalable decision in the product. I'd make it again. The other half is creator economics: sellers keep 85% of every sale, no listing fees, no tiers. And because we sell as merchant of record, buyers get one accountable place for refunds and support instead of chasing an individual seller. Things you can poke at: there are free prompts to claim, paid ones you can buy through guest checkout without creating an account, and the search takes plain English ("moody product shot for a skincare brand") instead of keyword-guessing. 26 models across image, text and video. Live since June 2026 and still early, which is why I'm here. If you buy prompts — what would make you trust a marketplace enough to pay for one? If you write them — what would make you list? Happy to get into the grading process or the merchant-of-record side, including the annoying parts.

Hey there 👋 Graded Prompts is an AI prompt marketplace built around one rule: nothing auto-publishes. Every marketplace in this space has the same trust gap — anyone can paste text into a listing, attach convincing previews, and charge for it, and the buyer only finds out whether it works after paying. So before anything goes on sale here, free or paid, a person reads the listing, runs the prompt on the model it was actually written for with varied inputs, and checks the example outputs are genuinely what that model produces. Falls short → back to the creator with feedback. Passes → it gets the Graded Badge and goes live. [NEEDS INPUT: optional 1–2 sentence anecdote about a specific bad prompt purchase or the moment that triggered the build] That's a deliberate bottleneck and easily the least scalable decision in the product. I'd make it again. The other half is creator economics: sellers keep 85% of every sale, no listing fees, no tiers. And because we sell as merchant of record, buyers get one accountable place for refunds and support instead of chasing an individual seller. Things you can poke at: there are free prompts to claim, paid ones you can buy through guest checkout without creating an account, and the search takes plain English ("moody product shot for a skincare brand") instead of keyword-guessing. 26 models across image, text and video. Live since June 2026 and still early, which is why I'm here. If you buy prompts — what would make you trust a marketplace enough to pay for one? If you write them — what would make you list? Happy to get into the grading process or the merchant-of-record side, including the annoying parts.
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