Driffle seller fees in 2026, explained simply
Driffle seller fees, explained: the commission Driffle takes from each sale, where you see it, when Driffle pays you, and the one fee to avoid.
How to sell on Driffle in 2026: who can become a Driffle seller, how to apply, where to get your API key, and how to sell keys from your own inventory.
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To sell on Driffle, you fill in the form on Driffle’s Sell on Driffle page. Driffle reviews it and gets in touch about becoming a merchant. Once you’re in, you can sell game keys, gift cards, software and more to Driffle’s buyers.
Here’s how to become a Driffle seller, step by step.
Yes, if you sell as a business. Driffle’s terms describe a seller as “an entrepreneur operating in any form”, so a company or someone trading for themselves both fit.
Driffle says its marketplace reaches more than 1 million customers in 160 countries.
Digital products. Driffle’s store sells game keys, gift cards, subscriptions, software and top-ups, and its seller API is only for merchants who sell digital products.
A few of Driffle’s rules are worth knowing before you start. You can’t resell keys you got for free or through a charity event, and you shouldn’t use a VPN on Driffle unless Driffle agrees to it.
Go to Driffle’s Sell on Driffle page and send the form with your details.
Driffle reviews your request, and someone from Driffle contacts you with what you need to become a merchant. If they ask for anything else, send it quickly, so nothing holds you up.
Once you’re a merchant, open API settings in your Driffle seller dashboard and create a new API key. Driffle’s seller API is what lets a tool like tokensupply create your offers, update your prices and deliver your keys.
You don’t have to upload your keys to Driffle. This is how selling on Driffle works with tokensupply:
See how tokensupply works with Driffle
Before you price your first offer, read Driffle seller fees, explained, so you know what Driffle takes and when you get paid.
You don’t have to pick one marketplace. With tokensupply, Driffle, G2A, Kinguin, G2G and your own store all sell from the same inventory, and your stock stays in sync on every one. To add G2A, read How to become a G2A seller in 2026.
Driffle seller fees, explained: the commission Driffle takes from each sale, where you see it, when Driffle pays you, and the one fee to avoid.
What G2A takes from each sale, what it charges for changing prices and uploading keys, when you get paid, and how to keep your fees low.
Want to sell keys on G2A? Here’s who can sell, what papers G2A asks for, how long approval takes, and how to start selling without uploading your keys.
Sign up, connect your first sales channel, then sync inventory and automate delivery.