Graded Prompts

Tried generating an image or video with AI and watched the credits drain while the result stayed stubbornly wrong? The prompt is usually what's broken — and most marketplaces publish whatever sellers upload, so buying one is a gamble too. Graded Prompts removes the gamble: nothing goes on sale until a human reviewer has read the full listing for accuracy, checked that the instructions are complete and every variable is labelled, run the prompt on the AI model it's written for with varied inputs, and compared the seller's example outputs to what the model really produces. Prompts that pass earn a Graded Badge; prompts that don't are sent back to their creator with specific feedback instead of being published. The catalog spans image, text, and video prompts for 26 models — including Midjourney, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Stable Diffusion, FLUX, Sora, and Veo — organized into categories like art and illustration, photography, design and branding, and business and productivity. That range maps onto real jobs: an influencer filling a content calendar, a marketer mocking up campaigns and product shots, a print-on-demand shop hunting a clipart style, a self-publishing author trying cover concepts, a video maker building scenes. An AI-powered search accepts a plain-English description of what you're trying to make and finds matching prompts, no account required. Buying is deliberately low-friction. Free prompts let you sample the quality bar before paying anything. Paid prompts run $2.99 to $9.99, with guest checkout so you can pay by card without registering. Buyers who keep returning to one seller can subscribe to that seller's plan instead, claiming an allowance of their prompts each month — and whatever you claim stays in your library for good. Every purchase includes a perpetual license covering both personal and commercial use, including client work. And because Graded Prompts is the merchant of record, refunds and support come directly from the marketplace: if a prompt doesn't perform as its listing describes, you can request a refund within three days of purchase. Behind the storefront, the creators who write these prompts keep 85% of every sale.