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Marketplace

Browse, purchase, and sell question papers in a community-driven marketplace powered by credits.

Overview​

The Testify Marketplace allows teachers and content creators to share their question papers with the broader community. Papers published to the marketplace can be browsed by anyone, and users can duplicate (fork) papers into their own account by spending credits. Creators earn credits whenever someone duplicates their work, creating an incentive to produce high-quality content.

The marketplace operates on a credit-based economy: each duplication costs 10 credits, of which 4 go to the creator and 6 go to the platform.

Marketplace Browse

How It Works​

Browsing Papers​

  1. Navigate to the Marketplace from the main menu.
  2. Browse published papers or use filters to narrow your search:
    • Board -- filter by education board (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, etc.).
    • Grade -- filter by class/grade level.
    • Subject -- filter by subject area.
  3. Sort results by:
    • Newest -- most recently published papers first.
    • Popular -- papers with the most duplications.
    • Most Liked -- papers with the highest like count.
  4. Each paper listing shows the title, description, total marks, question count, creator name, and engagement metrics (views, likes, duplications).

Purchasing a Paper​

When you find a paper you want to use:

  1. Click on the paper to view its details, including a description and metadata.
  2. Click Duplicate to fork the paper into your own account.
  3. The system deducts 10 credits from your wallet.
  4. The original creator receives 4 credits as a reward.
  5. The duplicated paper appears in your question papers list, fully editable.

If you do not have enough credits, you will be prompted to purchase more from the billing page.

Marketplace Paper Detail

Publishing Your Papers​

To make your paper available on the marketplace:

  1. Create and finalize a question paper in the Paper Builder.
  2. Publish the paper to the marketplace (this makes it publicly visible).
  3. Set appropriate metadata: board, grade, subject, and a clear description.
  4. Once published, other users can view and duplicate your paper.

Tracking Earnings​

View your marketplace earnings at any time:

  1. Go to My Earnings in the marketplace section.
  2. See your total credits earned across all published papers.
  3. View a breakdown by paper showing how many times each was forked and the credits earned.
  4. Review recent transactions to see who duplicated your papers and when.

Marketplace Earnings

Key Features​

Credit Economy​

ActionCredits
Duplicate a paper-10 credits (buyer)
Creator reward per duplication+4 credits (creator)
Platform fee per duplication6 credits

Paper Metadata​

Each marketplace listing includes:

  • Title and description from the original paper.
  • Board, grade, and subject for easy filtering.
  • Total marks and question count.
  • Creator name (attributed to the original author).
  • Engagement metrics: view count, like count, duplication count.

Audit Trail​

All marketplace transactions are logged in an audit trail for transparency:

  • Paper publications.
  • Duplications with buyer and seller details.
  • Credit transfers.

Pagination​

The marketplace supports paginated results with configurable page sizes (default: 20 papers per page), ensuring fast browsing even with large catalogs.

Tips and Best Practices​

  • Write clear descriptions when publishing papers -- papers with good descriptions get more duplications.
  • Tag your papers accurately with the correct board, grade, and subject to ensure they appear in relevant searches.
  • Check popular papers for inspiration before creating your own.
  • Monitor your earnings dashboard to see which types of papers are in demand.
  • Keep credits topped up if you frequently browse the marketplace -- buying in bulk is more cost-effective.
  • Quality matters -- papers with well-structured questions and proper solutions earn more duplications over time.

For Organizations​

Organization administrators can:

  • View marketplace activity for their teachers.
  • Allocate credits to teachers for marketplace purchases.
  • Monitor which external papers are being imported into the organization.
  • Question Bank -- duplicated papers are added to your question bank.
  • AI Generation -- AI-generated papers can also be published to the marketplace.
  • Certificates -- exams created from marketplace papers can generate certificates.