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Notion Marketplace vs UI8

Notion Marketplace and UI8 are both template marketplaces. Fees — Notion Marketplace: Keep 90% minus $0.40 per transaction. UI8: 70% per sale.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • Fees — Notion Marketplace: Keep 90% minus $0.40 per transaction. UI8: 70% per sale.
  • Both pay out via Bank transfer. Only UI8 offers PayPal.
  • UI8 screens providers before they can join, while Notion Marketplace is open to anyone.

Which should you choose?

Choose Notion Marketplace if…

  • You are just starting out and want to sign up without a screening.

Choose UI8 if…

  • You want to withdraw via PayPal.
  • You are an experienced professional ready to pass a screening.

Side by side

Notion Marketplace The official marketplace for Notion templates - creators sell planners, dashboards, and systems to Notion user… Visit UI8 A curated marketplace for premium UI kits, design systems, and app templates - approved designers sell to a pr… Visit
Type Template marketplaces like ThemeForest Template marketplaces like ThemeForest
Category Stock & Digital Goods Stock & Digital Goods
Vetted No Yes
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees Keep 90% minus $0.40 per transaction 70% per sale
Withdraw via Bank transfer (Stripe) PayPal, Bank transfer
Availability Stripe-supported countries Worldwide
Founded 2013 2013
Headquarters San Francisco, United States Roseville, United States
Popularity 63 views · 0 likes 55 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Notion Marketplace or UI8?

Notion Marketplace: Keep 90% minus $0.40 per transaction. UI8: 70% per sale.

Where are Notion Marketplace and UI8 available?

Notion Marketplace: Stripe-supported countries. UI8: Worldwide.

Which is easier to join, Notion Marketplace or UI8?

Notion Marketplace — anyone can sign up, while UI8 screens providers before accepting them.

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