Lanvex Store
A marketplace built on review,not on reach.
Every framework in the Lanvex Store is reviewed, signed and installed only with the customer's approval. These are the rules, published ahead of opening, so a publisher knows what they are committing to and a customer knows what a listing means.
Three separate gates
- Company qualification: who the publisher legally is, and who answers for them.
- Product review: security, compatibility, the declared permissions, the domain dossier and the claims made.
- Signed commercial release: both signatures, and an installation the customer administrator approves.
Two review tiers
- Reviewed: the baseline every listed framework passes.
- Sovereign Certified: a deeper audit, repeated yearly, which a publisher chooses to seek.
- Each tier describes what was verified and at which version, so a buyer reads evidence rather than marketing.
Neutral by rule
- First-party and independent frameworks face the same review, the same tiers and the same category access.
- No reserved domains. An independent publisher may compete directly with a Lanvex framework.
- Placement follows what customers choose, not who built it.
The money
- On eligible partner sales the split is 80 per cent to the publisher and 20 per cent to Lanvex, before taxes, fees and any channel band, and subject to contract.
- That is a share of sales, not a share of the publisher’s company or its intellectual property.
- Settlement, statements and refunds run on recorded transactions, so a publisher can reconcile every payout.