That's not accurate. 75% is the maximum commission for sellers with 55% being the starting rate. 35% is the minimum and applies to themes sold non-exclusively.
Still sounds quite a lot for doing "the marketplace job" which in the case of wrapbootstrap is allowing a developer to simply sell with paypal.
A minimum of 35% (due to exclusivity) and a maximum of 75% to have a "buy with paypal" button.
Now it's more accurate...but still sounds like ripping developers off to me. (that's, obviously, why HTML5 Admin is not listed there or themeforest or whatever)
agree. but it shouldn't be a reason to get a min of 35 and a max of 75%.
Just wondering tho...are you working at wrapbootstrap or themeforest? ...or...have you ever tried to sell a template?
now everything makes more sense. (but i still believe in what i've said)
Plus: since i've the honor to talk to you...i was thinking about joining wrapbootstrap...but you have ACE Admin (and others) which, for people that just upload their first template, are "way too much on top".
That really didn't help me (and really doesn't help new comers)...it's what i actually believ being a big problem of wrapbootstrap.
The competition is getting intense but new themes are often able to gain footing on the frontpage. Genyx, Genius, and PIXMA are examples of themes released in the last few weeks that now hug the top half of the frontpage.
Now we just need lower fees to make developers happier...or a service that can match the high fees (eg. possibility of create and manage affiliates, more payment methods, discounts, etc.)
https://wrapbootstrap.com/help