Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Foxient public beta, sample listings, and upcoming creator onboarding.
What does "Simulation Showcase Mode" mean?
Foxient is currently in public beta. Simulation Showcase Mode allows visitors to explore the catalog layout, tag filtering, and account dashboards without processing real credit card payments.
Why are products labeled "Sample listing — not for sale"?
The initial products and studio profiles on the beta site are demonstration listings created to showcase how self-hosted software packages and service offerings are presented. Their purchase buttons are disabled so visitors cannot accidentally pay for a sample item.
Who are the "Demo creator" studios?
Profiles carrying the Demo creator badge are fictional example studios used to demonstrate multi-listing portfolios, technical specializations, and custom service cards during the beta preview.
How can I apply to sell my own software or services?
Visit the Sell Software page and submit your email and GitHub or portfolio URL through the seller waitlist form. We will reach out as soon as live seller onboarding opens.
What types of products are a good fit for Foxient?
Self-hosted web applications, SaaS starter kits, CLI utilities, Docker deployment templates, and clearly scoped developer services (such as code audits, performance tuning, and custom integrations).