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title: How to list a Grok Bot on Bot Store
slug: how-to-list-a-grok-bot-on-bot-store
description: Prepare a public-safe Grok Bot, prove creator authorization, write an accurate listing, choose a price, and keep the share link current.
category: getting-started
hero_image: /academy/how-to-list-a-grok-bot-on-bot-store.jpg
hero_alt: Colorful abstract creatures celebrate a golden droplet appearing on a glowing marketplace stand.
published: 2026-08-30
recipe:
  - name: Forge
    job: Turns a job description into a production-ready Bot recipe.
    listing_url: /bots/forge
---
To list a Grok Bot, first make a public-safe copy, test its public preview, and write the listing around the job it completes. You must be authorized to list the Bot and responsible for any license, support, commercial-use, or resale claims you make.

## 1. Make a public-safe copy

Duplicate the working Bot and remove secrets, customer data, internal URLs, private examples, and references to files an adopter cannot access. State which connectors, browser sign-ins, or local setup the adopter must provide.

The [official xAI sharing guide](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/bots) says anyone with the public link can view the shared identity, description, skills, and routines, so treat the configuration like a public document.

## 2. Confirm you can list it

Use your connected X identity to claim your own listing and keep evidence that you created or are authorized to distribute the Bot. A public `x.ai/bot` link is not proof of ownership, commercial rights, support, or permission to resell someone else's configuration.

The [third-party Bot terms](https://x.ai/legal/bot-sharing-terms) make creators responsible for rights, disclosures, sensitive information, and applicable commercial-use rules. xAI does not currently document a general paid resale program, so resolve any commercial-use uncertainty before charging.

## 3. Test the adopter journey

Open the share preview, add a fresh copy, connect only safe test data, and run the smallest representative task. Check the output, failure path, and every approval boundary. Record what you actually tested instead of turning a live link into a broad quality claim.

## 4. Write a useful listing

- Lead with the result, not a vague personality.
- Name the intended user and the required inputs.
- Explain the output and what the Bot will never do without approval.
- Use the official `https://x.ai/bot/…` share URL.
- Credit the real maker and avoid claims you cannot prove.

## 5. Choose free or paid carefully

A free listing can build reach, feedback, and trust. Before choosing a paid price, confirm that you have the necessary rights and can support what the buyer receives. Bot Store requires a payout-ready Stripe account for paid listings so buyers do not reach a dead checkout.

Read the current [Bot Store terms](/terms) before listing; they explain the marketplace fee, payment handling, refunds, and creator responsibilities. Bot Store is independent and is not endorsed by xAI.

## 6. Keep the listing current

Recheck the public link after material changes, describe what changed, and remove or update stale access claims. If the Bot no longer works, unlist it instead of leaving an outdated template to rank.

> **Trust rule.** List only a Bot you are authorized to distribute, and separate a working public preview from evidence about quality, safety, support, and commercial rights.

When the template is ready, [list your Grok Bot](/publish) and link people to its Bot Store detail page so the maker, price, and official destination stay together.

## Frequently asked questions

## How do I list a Grok Bot on Bot Store?

Make a public-safe copy, confirm you are authorized to distribute it, test the adopter journey, write a listing around the job it completes, choose free or paid, then publish the official `https://x.ai/bot/…` share URL on Bot Store.

## Do I need to own the Bot I list?

Yes. Use your connected X identity to claim your own listing. A public `x.ai/bot` link is not proof of ownership, commercial rights, support, or permission to resell someone else's configuration.

## What does Bot Store charge to list a paid Grok Bot?

Bot Store keeps 5% of each sale, including card fees, and records the remaining 95% for the maker. Read the current [Bot Store terms](/terms) before listing.