In this video I break down my top 5 platforms where you can sell AI prompts for money—whether you’re writing for Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini, or even newer stuff like Sora/Veo-style workflows. I’m not talking theory here: I’ve personally sold Midjourney prompt-based image sets on PromptBase over the years, so I walk through what actually matters (like niche uniqueness, sample outputs, and why approval can get harder once a category is “taken”). I start with PromptBase because it has the widest multi-platform coverage and a straightforward pricing model (typically a few dollars per prompt) with a platform fee. Then I compare it to Vibe Prompts, which I like for its clean interface and slightly different roster (including Firefly). I also cover LA Prompt as a solid third option, but I’m honest that it looks like it gets less customer traffic/views. Finally, I talk about two “non-traditional” marketplaces—Fiverr and Etsy—where prompts can work if you package them right. Etsy especially is interesting for digital goods and prompt bundles, but you’ll deal with listing fees and you may want to invest in ads for exposure. Overall: it’s a small niche, but there’s definitely money to be made, and it’s low effort if you’re already prompting regularly.