For Authors — Overview

As an author, you package your work as a reusable module, publish it through Studio, and sell it on the marketplace. CodeSCE handles the hard parts around selling code — security scanning, protected delivery, watermarking, and verified payments — so you can focus on building something worth buying.

Who this is for

This track is for developers who build reusable frontend components and want to distribute or monetize them: UI kits, forms, dashboards, charts, navigation, animations, landing sections, design systems, and similar.

You don't need to run any infrastructure. If you can build a self-contained frontend module with a preview and a README, you can publish it.

What you can publish

CodeSCE modules are frontend modules. Each one is a self-contained package that a buyer can preview, configure, and drop into their own project.

Modules are organized into these categories:

UI Components	Forms & Validation	Navigation & Menus
Data Tables	Charts & Graphs	Auth UI
Dashboards	Animations	Landing Pages
Theming / Design System

Frontend only (for now)

The platform currently accepts frontend modules only. Uploads that are detected as backend/server code are automatically rejected by the security pipeline, independent of quality. Keep your module client-side.

The path to published

Publishing is a short, guided flow:

1. Create a Module — package your files.
2. Studio Workflow — upload, add metadata, define config variables.
3. Security Scanning — automated review runs on upload.
4. Publish a Module — go live on the marketplace.
5. Monetization — set your price and get paid.

Start with Create a Module →.