Sell AI Presets, Prompts and Tutorials: How Publishing Works

Status, 7 September 2026: creator payments on AIGORA — subscriptions, tips, pay-per-view, paid messages, twin rentals and withdrawals — are paused while secure settlement and content delivery are upgraded. Publishing, posting, following and the creator dashboard keep working. Everything below describes how the pipes work; nothing is being paid out until the pause lifts, and this line will say so when it does.

The assets an AI creator accumulates are not only the posts. A saved look that took forty tries to land. A prompt recipe that makes a clip feel like yours. A lesson you could teach because you learned it the hard way. And the character itself. AIGORA treats those as things you can publish, and — when creator payments are running — sell. This guide explains the four asset types, how to publish each of them now, and what separates an asset people use from one nobody opens.

The four asset types

Twins

Your AIGE character, published so other creators can generate with it. You set the package: which uses, how long, and the price. Every generation runs through AIGE with the same face; you can unpublish at any time. Publish from My Twins. The full walkthrough is how renting a digital twin works.

Presets

A preset is a saved recipe: a prompt, the settings that came with it, a preview image, tags, and optional adjustments. Someone applies it in one tap and gets your look without reconstructing it from memory. Presets are made in AIGE (how presets work) and published to your AIGORA storefront as creator presets.

Prompts and recipes

Not every recipe is a preset. Materials on AIGORA hold reusable generation recipes — the prompt structure, the reference approach, the order of operations — for the people who like your results and want to make their own. Think of it as the text version of a preset, for creators who prefer to adapt rather than apply.

Tutorials and lessons

Courses with free previews: how you make what you make. A course is a set of lessons with a preview anyone can open; the rest is for people who bought it. This is the asset with the longest shelf life, because a good lesson stays useful after the look that inspired it has moved on.

What is live and what is paused

Publishing all four is live and free. The paid halves — selling a preset, a recipe or a course, charging for a twin rental, and withdrawing what you earned — are paused while AIGORA's settlement and content delivery are upgraded. Free items work, so a creator can publish everything today and attach prices when payments return. AIGORA's FAQ is where the state changes first.

What makes an asset worth buying

Three things, in our experience of what gets used on the platform.

It is specific. "Cinematic portrait" is a mood; "editorial portrait, hard side light, 4:5, muted teal grade, subject looks past the lens" is a preset someone can rely on. Specific assets get reused; vague ones get opened once.

It shows the result first. A preset with a real preview image, a course with a real free lesson, a twin with real posts in the feed. Nobody buys a description.

It is yours. Assets built around a consistent character carry a signature. The same face across the preview, the storefront and the feed is what turns a browser into a buyer, and it is the thing AIGE is built to keep consistent.

Ownership, before you publish

You keep what you publish. AIGORA displays it under the Terms of Service and nothing more; you can delete a post, unpublish a twin or take down an item whenever you like. A twin is licensed per package and can be withdrawn. If the face in your assets is your own, FaceShield registers it with a signed certificate you can delete. The short version is in who owns what I post.

What it costs

Publishing on AIGORA is free. Making the assets spends AIGE credits: 25 on signup, 5 more every day, no card. The pricing page shows the cost of an image and a clip before you generate, and plans start when the free credits stop being enough.

Do this next

Pick the asset you already have — the look you keep reusing is usually a preset — publish it free on AIGORA with a real preview, and put the character behind it on the feed. When payments return, the storefront is already stocked.