Editing a Project

Seller → Editing a Project

As a seller, you can update your project details at any time. However, after saving changes, the project will be sent back to moderation with the status "In Review". Only after approval will the updated version appear publicly.

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Fields You Can Edit

• Project Name*
  The public title of your project. Must be clear, descriptive, and in English.

• Short Description*
  A brief summary of your project (appears in listings and previews).

• Full Description*
  A detailed explanation of the project’s purpose, features, and setup instructions. Supports Markdown formatting for better readability.

• Category*
  Choose the most relevant category (e.g., Ready to Launch, Raw/Incomplete).

• Price (USD)*
  Set or adjust the price of your project. Minimum allowed price is $1.

• Tech Stack*
  List the technologies used (e.g., React, Node.js, PHP). Separate multiple technologies with commas.

• Project Type*

  • Multiple Sales → The project can be purchased by multiple buyers.

  • One-Time Sale → The project can only be sold once.

• Support Available*
  Indicate whether you provide support:

  • Yes, support included

  • No support

• Demo URL*
  A working demo link for buyers.

  • If you don’t have a demo (for raw projects), you can use a placeholder like https://sidecrate.com/ or https://example.com/.

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Moderation After Editing

• Every edit requires re-approval by Sidecrate moderation.

• While in review, the previous version remains active (if it was already approved).

• Once approved, the updated project details will replace the old version on your profile and marketplace listing.

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Recommendations

• Always write a clear and professional Full Description — it increases buyer trust.

• Keep the Tech Stack accurate, so buyers know exactly what technologies are required.

• Use the Short Description to grab attention with a concise pitch.

• Don’t forget to update your demo URL if you make changes to the live version.

• If you change the price, make sure it matches the value provided (new features, improvements, or fixes).

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✅ Keeping your project information up to date helps attract more buyers and ensures that expectations match the product they receive.