Sell Your Software as a Lifetime Deal
Submit a functional software product, define a transparent one-time offer, and reach buyers looking for new tools.
Submit Your Product →Who Can Submit a Product?
Your product should be functional before submission. Buyers must be able to access and use the core features described in the offer.
A concept, waitlist, prototype without usable features, or roadmap alone is not sufficient for a marketplace listing.
What Your Product Listing Needs
Prepare the following information:
- Product name and live website
- Factual product description
- Primary category and use case
- Intended customer
- Current lifetime price
- Exact plan included
- User, storage, credit, workspace, and usage limits
- Included updates
- Support terms
- Redemption process
- Privacy and security links
- Real product screenshots
- Required third-party services
- Refund terms displayed at checkout
- Buyer support contact
Do not present roadmap items as current features.
How the LTDCode Submission Process Works
1. Create Your Account
Create an LTDCode account and open the product submission area.
2. Submit a Functional Product
Provide accurate product, pricing, plan, usage, and support information. The listing should describe what buyers receive immediately after purchase.
3. Define the Lifetime Offer
State the included tier and every important limit. Explain whether usage allowances reset and whether buyers can purchase additional capacity.
4. Prepare the Product Page
Use real screenshots, concise feature descriptions, transparent terms, and direct answers to common buyer questions.
5. Launch and Support Buyers
Monitor buyer questions, fulfil purchases, provide the stated support, and update the listing whenever the product or plan changes.
How to Price a Lifetime Deal
A sustainable offer should account for onboarding, support, infrastructure, storage, payment costs, third-party APIs, expected usage, and long-term product maintenance.
A price selected only to maximize launch volume can create obligations the business cannot support.
Use the complete framework in how to price a lifetime deal.
LTDCode currently keeps 20% of each sale, payment processing included. The remaining 80% goes to you.
What Buyers Need to Know
A complete listing should answer five questions:
- What can the product do today?
- What does the lifetime plan include?
- Which limits apply?
- What happens when usage grows?
- How can the buyer get support or export data?
Clear answers help buyers evaluate the offer and reduce avoidable support requests.
Promote Your Product Honestly
Do not use fake countdowns, false stock messages, unsupported savings, manipulated reviews, or artificial scarcity.
If an offer has a real closing date or quantity limit, LTDCode must derive it from stored deal data and enforce it consistently.
Do not promise rankings, revenue, user growth, productivity gains, or other outcomes that the product cannot guarantee.
Once approved, a product may appear in software lifetime deals and an appropriate category such as SaaS lifetime deals, AI lifetime deals, marketing software lifetime deals, or productivity software lifetime deals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling on LTDCode
When can I submit my product?
Submit when the product is functional and buyers can use the core features described in the offer.
Does LTDCode accept unfinished product ideas?
A concept, waitlist, or roadmap without a usable product is not sufficient for a marketplace listing.
What types of products can I submit?
Submit functional software or digital products that can be delivered reliably and described through a clear plan. Acceptance depends on LTDCode’s current marketplace requirements.
Does submitting a product guarantee publication?
No. Submission allows LTDCode to review the product and offer. Publication depends on the product meeting the current technical, commercial, and listing requirements.
How much does it cost to sell on LTDCode?
The current commission, processing costs, deductions, and payment conditions must be displayed in the seller dashboard before the seller accepts the commercial terms.
Who chooses the lifetime-deal price?
The seller proposes a sustainable offer based on the included plan and expected costs. The final price must be confirmed through LTDCode’s current submission and approval process.
How should I price my lifetime deal?
Account for infrastructure, third-party services, onboarding, support, payment costs, expected usage, and long-term maintenance. Read the lifetime deal pricing guide.
Can I submit more than one product?
The seller dashboard should state the current submission limits. Each product must have its own accurate listing, commercial terms, and support process.
Can I include future features?
You may provide a clearly labelled roadmap, but the purchased plan must describe what buyers receive now. Unreleased features must not be presented as currently available.
What information must I provide about plan limits?
Disclose all material limits, including users, workspaces, storage, credits, API calls, integrations, domains, exports, and reset periods.
How are buyers given access after purchase?
The seller must provide a reliable redemption process. The listing should explain whether access is automatic or requires a code, activation link, or account registration.
Who provides customer support?
The listing and seller terms must identify the party responsible for product support. Sellers should provide the support channels and response terms promised on the listing.
What happens if I change or discontinue the product?
The seller must follow the commercial terms accepted during submission and keep LTDCode informed of material changes. Buyer access and communication should be handled according to those terms.
Where can my product appear?
Approved products may appear in the main software lifetime deals marketplace, relevant category pages, search results, and other marketplace placements determined by LTDCode.
Ready to Submit a Working Product?
Create your LTDCode account, prepare the exact plan terms, and submit your software.