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Chrome Web Store in 7 slides

A store where developers publish browser extensions and can charge or monetize them.

2010founded
3.4our rating out of 5
20achievement points, Bronze
How it works2 / 7

What you do on Chrome Web Store

How the money is made: selling digital products

  1. Make it once
  2. Upload and list it
  3. Buyers download it
  4. Royalties paid out

A store where developers publish browser extensions and can charge or monetize them.

Founded 2010 · next to 13 other game and app stores

200020052010201520202025TurboSquid: 2000Gamejolt: 2002Steam: 2003Roblox: 2006Apple App Store: 2008Unity Asset Store: 2010Tebex: 2011Google Play Console: 2012Microsoft Store: 2012itch.io: 2013GameDev Market: 2014Epic Games Store: 2018Fab: 2024Chrome Web Store, 2010
Each dot is a platform of the same type, placed at its founding year.

Work and topics

Good for

Fees3 / 7

What Chrome Web Store takes

$5 one-time dev fee, external mone…what it costs you

$5 one-time dev fee, external monetization only

Getting paid4 / 7

How the money reaches you

1 way to withdraw

  • No native payouts since 2021
Rating and achievements5 / 7

How it scores

3.4out of 5

Strong on access and track record. Weaker on getting paid.

FeesGetting paidAccessTrack recordProof of earnings
  • FeesNot enough facts
  • Getting paid2.3
  • Access4.0
  • Track record4.0
  • Proof of earningsNot enough facts
20/100 ptsBronze
  • Open worldwide
  • Top 10K website
  • 10 years running
Profile completeness6 / 7

How much we know

37%

We have 6 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.

What we have

  • What kind of platform it is
  • Year founded
  • Headquarters
  • Fees
  • Withdrawal methods
  • Countries it accepts

Still missing

  • Plain-English overview
  • Minimum payout
  • How fast you get paid
  • Payment protection
  • Join requirements
  • Real earnings figures
  • Review ratings
  • Wikipedia or reference page
  • Support channels
  • Mobile apps
  • Social accounts

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