The UNI marketplace is not a self-serve store. You cannot open a seller account, create a listing or set a price yourself. What exists is an interest form, and a person at UNI reads it and replies to you. Everything on sale in the marketplace today was put there by UNI.
So the honest shape of it is this: you apply, and what follows is a conversation, not a checkout.
Where the form is
Open uni.xyz/market and select List Your Product in the left sidebar. The same form opens from the banner at the top of the product list that asks whether you have a product for architects and designers. You do not need a UNI account to fill it in.
The form is three steps
- What kind of product it is. One of Digital Product (software, plugins, templates, 3D models), Physical Product (building materials, furniture, fixtures), Subscription or SaaS, or Educational (courses, workshops, certifications).
- The details. Product name, a website URL for it, a description, your name and your email address. All five are required, and the email must be a valid address, because that is where UNI writes back.
- What you want out of it. Reach architects and designers, generate leads, drive sales, brand awareness, get user feedback, or beta test with professionals. Choose at least one, and as many as apply. Two optional fields close the form: where you heard about UNI, and anything else you want to say.
What happens after you submit
Two emails go out. You get a confirmation summarising what you sent, and the UNI team gets a copy. The form's own commitment is a reply within 2 to 3 business days.
Submitting does not create a listing, publish anything or take a payment. Nothing appears on the marketplace as a result of the form on its own.
If you submit the same form twice within a minute from the same address, only the first one is recorded. The second is accepted on screen but discarded, so send once and wait.
There is no published price for a listing
No plan, tier or rate card exists that you can buy to put a product on the marketplace. Commercial terms are settled in the conversation that follows your submission, which is another reason the reply matters more than the form.
If you meant something other than a product
These are separate tracks with their own routes, and the product form is the wrong door for them:
- Listing or hosting a competition. uni.xyz/about/business/list and uni.xyz/about/business/host.
- Sponsorship or a strategic partnership. uni.xyz/about/business/partner.
- Media partnership on a competition. Covered in listing yourselves as a media partner.
If you would rather write to a person
Use uni.xyz/contact and choose the Partnerships & Business category, which covers partnerships, sponsorships, API access and press. You can also write to contact@uni.xyz, which is where the product form lands anyway.