Share, sell, and manage your Moodle plugins — all in one place

If your plugin is already in the Plugins Directory, you have 3 options:

• Keep your existing plugin and add a paid version
  Submit a paid version to Moodle Marketplace and keep your existing plugin in the Plugins Directory for now. Your paid version goes through review now and becomes available when Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory in mid-2026. At that time, we'll automatically migrate your existing plugin's files and data, and both versions will appear in Moodle Marketplace. Submit a paid plugin
• Add your existing plugin as a paid plugin in Moodle Marketplace
  If you plan to move your existing plugin to Moodle Marketplace as a paid plugin, you can start now. Your paid plugin goes through review now and becomes available when Moodle Marketplace launches in mid-2026. Until then, your existing plugin stays in the Plugins Directory. When Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory, we'll migrate all of your plugin's history and metadata, and only the paid plugin will appear in Moodle Marketplace. Add as a paid plugin
• Keep your plugin as-is, and we will migrate it for you later
  If you don't plan to sell your plugin, you don't need to do anything now. When Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory in mid-2026, we'll automatically migrate your plugin's files and data. Until then, you can continue to update your plugin in the Plugins Directory as usual.

See the migration guide

If your plugin is not in the Plugins Directory yet, you can:

• Submit a new paid plugin to Moodle Marketplace
  You can submit a new paid plugin directly to Moodle Marketplace, including plugins that are free to download but connect to a paid service. In these cases, the paid service must be offered through Moodle Marketplace, and the plugin is treated as a paid plugin. It will go through review and become available when Moodle Marketplace launches in mid-2026. Submit a paid plugin
• Submit a free plugin in the Plugins Directory
  If you have a new free plugin that doesn't have any functionality requiring a payment, you can submit it to the Plugins Directory now. When Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory in mid-2026, we’ll automatically migrate your plugin's files and metadata, and it will appear in Moodle Marketplace. Go to the Plugins Directory

See the migration guide

At this time, Moodle Marketplace is only accepting paid plugins.

• Submit a new free plugin in the Plugins Directory
  If your plugin is free and doesn't have any functionality that requires a payment, you can submit it to the Plugins Directory for now. When Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory in mid-2026, we’ll automatically migrate your plugin's files and metadata, and it will appear in Moodle Marketplace. Go to the Plugins Directory
• Do you already have a plugin in the Plugins Directory?
  See your options for existing plugins

At this time, Moodle Marketplace is only accepting paid plugins.

• If your plugin includes any paid functionality — such as subscriptions, paid tiers, premium upgrades, paid add-ons, or paid service integrations (even with a free base version or free trial) — it is considered a paid plugin and should be submitted to Moodle Marketplace.
• Only plugins that are completely free — with no paid tiers, paid upgrades, subscriptions, or paid service connections — are considered free plugins. New free plugins should be submitted to the Plugins Directory for now.
• Do you already have a plugin in the Plugins Directory?
  See your options for existing plugins
• Do you want to submit a new plugin?
  See your options for new plugins

Moodle Marketplace provides the platform to share, sell and manage plugins, but the provider manages the commercial relationship with their customers. Key points:

• The provider is the Merchant of Record and sets the Terms of Sale. All sales take place between the provider and the customer. The provider supplies the product, defines the terms of the agreement, decides on support levels and refund policies, and handles any customer disputes.
• Moodle Marketplace fees apply. A transaction fee is automatically deducted from each sale. During the first year after Moodle Marketplace launches to the public, a 20% promotional rate applies. Afterwards, a 25% rate applies.
• Payments are handled through Stripe Connect. The provider must create a Stripe account where they can manage payouts, billing, invoicing, and sales tax (VAT, GST) collection. See your options for existing plugins
• Providers must follow all Moodle policies, including Moodle Marketplace's Provider Terms of Use.

No, the Plugins Directory will no longer exist after mid-2026. Once Moodle Marketplace launches in mid-2026, it will become the home for all Moodle plugins.

When Moodle Marketplace replaces the Plugins Directory, we'll migrate all existing plugins automatically. After that, the Plugins Directory will be turned off and all plugins will be published only in Moodle Marketplace.

• Do you already have a plugin in the Plugins Directory?
  See your options for existing plugins
• Do you want to submit a new plugin?
  See your options for new plugins