The new Seller Portal at swarms.world/platform/seller gives every seller on the Swarms Marketplace one page for earnings, listings, sales, reviews, and payouts, plus a full sales history with CSV export. Here is how it works and how to use it.
Today we are releasing the Seller Portal, a new home for everyone who sells on the Swarms Marketplace. It answers the questions sellers ask most often, on a single page: how much have I earned, which listings are selling, who bought them, what are people saying, and is anything stopping me from getting paid?
Until now, those answers were spread across your account settings, each product page, and your Stripe dashboard. The Seller Portal brings them together, and a new Sales page gives you a complete, searchable record of every transaction that you can export to a spreadsheet.
The Seller Portal is built from a few sections, top to bottom.
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Headline metrics | Earnings and sales over the last 30 days, plus your average rating |
| Finish setting up | Anything that would stop a buyer's payment from reaching you |
| Earnings | A day-by-day chart of card and crypto earnings over 30 or 90 days |
| Your listings | Every agent, prompt, tool, and bundle you have published, with sales and earnings |
| Recent sales | Your 10 latest sales, with a link to the full history |
| Latest reviews and comments | What other people are saying on your listings |
| Payouts | Where your card, crypto, and token earnings go, and where to manage them |
Three cards sit at the top of the page:
Earnings are always shown net of fees. Swarms takes a flat 10% of every completed sale, whether the buyer pays by card or in crypto, and you keep 90% (full fee breakdown here). The number on the card is the 90%, so it matches what lands in your Stripe balance or wallet.
This banner only appears when something would stop you from getting paid. It lists exactly what needs doing, with a link to fix each item:
When everything is in order, the banner disappears.
The earnings chart shows what you earned each day, as stacked bars that split card sales from crypto sales. Switch between the last 30 and 90 days to see whether a launch, a price change, or a mention somewhere moved your numbers.
Every product you have published appears in one table: thumbnail, name, type, price, sales, earnings, rating, and upvotes. Listings are sorted by earnings, so your best performers are always at the top, 10 to a page.
Click any listing to open its product page, where you can edit it as before.
Your 10 most recent sales sit just below your listings, with a View all sales button that opens the full Sales page.
Reviews and comments that other people have left on your listings are collected in one feed. You no longer need to open each product page to see whether someone has asked a question or left a rating.
The Payouts section explains where each kind of income goes, and links to the place that manages it:
The new Sales page is the complete record of everything you have sold, newest first. Each row shows:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Date | When the sale happened |
| Product | The listing that was bought |
| Buyer | The buyer's public @username |
| Method | Card or crypto |
| Gross | What the buyer paid |
| Fee | The 10% platform fee |
| Net | What you received |
| Status | Whether the payment completed |
Crypto sales also include a link to the transaction on Solscan, so you can verify any payment on-chain yourself.
The header shows your all-time totals: how many sales you have completed and how much you have earned net of fees. A single search box filters by product, @buyer, payment method, status, or transaction signature, and results are paged 25 at a time.
Export CSV downloads the rows you are looking at, including any search filter you have applied, as a spreadsheet. A few details make the file pleasant to work with:
If you have not sold anything yet, the page still works. It walks you through what to set up and shows each section filling in as your first sales arrive.
New to selling? Start with our step-by-step guide to selling agents and prompts, then use the Seller Portal to track how your listings do.
Who can use the Seller Portal? Anyone with a Swarms account. Sign in and open it from the sidebar. If you have not published anything yet, it shows you how to get started.
Are the earnings before or after fees? After. Earnings are what you keep, which is 90% of each completed sale.
Does it include crypto sales? Yes. Card and crypto sales are both counted in your totals, shown in the chart, and listed on the Sales page.
Can buyers see my sales? No. The Seller Portal and Sales page are private to you.
Can I see who bought my listing? You can see the buyer's public @username, so you know who your customers are. You never see their email address.
Can I edit a listing from the portal? Click the listing to open its product page, then edit it there as usual.
Where do token trading fees appear? Creator fees from tokenized listings are claimed separately, from the Creator Fees tab in your account. The Payouts section links straight to it.
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