You have already written the resources. They are sitting in a folder on your school laptop, used once, by one class. EduSellers is an Australian marketplace where other teachers can buy them — you set the price, you keep 80% of every sale, and listing costs nothing.
Listing is free. There is no subscription, no listing fee and no minimum catalogue size. EduSellers only earns when you do.
The catalogue is built around the Australian Curriculum and state syllabuses, so the resources that do well are the ones written for an actual Australian classroom: unit plans, differentiated worksheets, assessment tasks with rubrics, and anything that saves a teacher a planning block.
Curriculum-tagged resources outperform generic ones. A worksheet labelled "Year 4 Mathematics — fractions" is findable; "fractions worksheet" is not. State editions matter too, because NSW, Victoria and WA teach their own syllabuses.
EduSellers is for verified Australian educators. Every seller application is reviewed before publishing, and resources must be your own original work — this is what lets buyers trust the catalogue, and it is why the marketplace does not fill up with scraped or auto-generated filler.
Nothing to list. EduSellers takes a 20% commission on each sale and you keep 80%. Stripe's payment processing fees (2.9% + $0.30 AUD) come out of the platform's share, not yours. There is no subscription or listing fee.
Earnings from the previous month are paid automatically between the 10th and the 24th of each month to your connected Australian bank account. You can also request a manual withdrawal once your balance reaches $50 AUD, which is processed within 14 days.
Verified Australian educators. Applications are reviewed before you can publish, and everything you list must be your own original work.
A print-ready PDF plus an editable version — DOCX for documents, PPTX for slide-based resources. Buyers expect to be able to change a name, a number or a context to suit their class.
EduSellers is Australian. The catalogue is organised by the Australian Curriculum, state syllabuses and Australian year levels rather than US grades and standards, prices are in AUD, and payouts go to Australian bank accounts.
Yes. You retain copyright in everything you upload. Buyers receive a personal classroom licence to use it with their own students.
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