promptbase.com Opiniones 

Some of the best prompts on the internet, great customer support and friendly prompt writers they are always helpful. I highly recommend this site for all your prompt needs :)

In my opinion, this is the best site ever.

I have had PromptBase for about a year now, and have only been using it as a customer, trying other creator's prompts, mostly paroozing the free listings. I became inspired to try listing my own customizable prompt, and the process was easy enough to follow, and my listing was approved in about half an hour. They even sent me an email to explain how releases work - saying they schedule them in groups so each release gets a chance to shine! Its a great way of doing it! Ive really been enjoying learning more about the site as I grow my understanding of prompts and ai art generation!

I'm new to the site, but I wish I had found it much earlier. There are some talented prompt engineers on the site, providing prompts for anything you can think of. Quick, polite and helpful response from the folks the run the site as well.

My two prompts were stuck in review for several days, so I contacted support. Ben replied, checked my account, and pushed my prompts through. Now they are live and selling. Thank you for the kind and helpful support!

I've been selling on PromptBase since March 2026, and my experience so far has been very positive.

As a seller, one of the things I appreciate most is how practical and straightforward the platform is. The interface is easy to navigate, the product submission process is simple, and uploading new prompts doesn't feel unnecessarily complicated. The review process is also relatively quick compared to similar platforms I've experienced.

Most importantly, there is an actual buyer market. I've received consistent sales, repeat purchases from customers, and positive reviews. It's encouraging to see customers coming back for new releases. The payout process is also straightforward, which makes managing my digital product business much easier.

From a buyer's perspective, PromptBase offers an impressive variety of AI prompts across different categories, including image generation, text, video, and many other creative and business applications. The prices are generally accessible, and the marketplace can open up new opportunities for people who want to explore AI or make their existing businesses easier to manage.

I also appreciate that prompts go through a platform review and validation process before being published. This provides an additional layer of quality control compared to marketplaces where products can be listed without a comparable review process.

Of course, the quality and structure of prompts can vary from one creator to another. Buyers should still choose their sellers carefully and pay attention to product descriptions, examples, and reviews. A well-structured prompt from an experienced creator can make a real difference.

I haven't personally purchased prompts on the platform yet, but I've explored the marketplace.

Overall, I highly recommend PromptBase, especially for AI prompt creators looking for a practical marketplace to sell their digital products, as well as buyers looking for a wide selection of affordable AI prompts.

It's a marketplace with genuine opportunities for both sides.

My experience as an active creator on PromptBase has been very negative. The problem is not one isolated mistake, but a repeated pattern of technical issues, false declines, blocked review capacity and support that apologizes but often sends me back into the same workflow that caused the problem.

I was repeatedly blocked by false VPN/proxy detection even though I was using a normal residential connection with no VPN or proxy. Publishing was blocked until PromptBase changed the check.

I also had repeated verification failures on working links. In September, my prompt “Miniature Giant Object Scenes” was declined because the verification link was supposedly broken. I checked the exact link and it worked. PromptBase later confirmed in writing that this was “a temporary bug on our end” and approved the prompt after re-review.

More recently, “Gilded Brooch Specimen Studies” was declined for the same kind of reason. Again, I tested the exact link, including in incognito, and it worked and generated the expected image. Support then explicitly confirmed that I did not need to change anything in the submission and told me to open a dispute simply asking for the decline to be re-checked.

So I was forced to dispute a submission that PromptBase itself confirmed did not need correction.

That matters because free accounts have only two review slots. The dispute occupied one of my two slots for almost a full day, cutting my publishing capacity in half and making it harder to maintain my Daily Streak. A normal submission was reviewed and completed while the dispute was still blocking the slot.

This is not the first time review-side problems have affected my account. Earlier, while using SDXL 1.0, I had repeated declines and escalating timeouts linked to verification/integration problems. In some cases I was using the correct seed, but the review process still failed to reproduce the expected result. Support acknowledged integration problems, yet the declines/timeouts still affected my workflow. I eventually stopped using that model on PromptBase.

Another recent example: PromptBase automatically generated an app from an approved prompt. I then received the following sequence:

“Your prompt was approved and scheduled”
“Your app was approved and scheduled”
“Your app was declined”
“Your prompt is now live”
“Your app is now live”

I do not manually create these apps, so there is nothing I can fix when an automatically generated app is “declined”. It is also unclear whether such a decline affects statistics, account standing, Daily Streak or review limits. Seeing the same app declined and then live shortly afterwards makes the platform’s status messages hard to trust.

I want to be fair: in one earlier case I did make a genuine mistake by providing a prompt.md file instead of plain text, and I accepted that explanation. My complaint is not that every decline is wrong. My complaint is that when PromptBase’s own verification or integration fails, the creator still loses time, review capacity and sometimes faces cooldown risk.

The support replies are usually polite, but “sorry, open a dispute and wait again” is not a real solution when the problem is on the platform side.

I had considered paying for a PromptBase plan. After these experiences, I am much less willing to do so. The issue is not just the number of slots; it is the reliability and fairness of the review process.

If I make a genuine mistake, I will correct it. But creators should not be penalized for PromptBase-side errors. After repeated problems, I will be putting much less focus on PromptBase and more on other marketplaces.

The platform has potential, but the review, dispute and error-handling process needs major improvement.

If you think you know how to use AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), guess again. Because what PromptBase.com offers are, in my opinion, super prompts. Their prompts will push whatever AI you are using. Think professional prompts vs. amateur prompts. They are inexpensive and can let you do more than you ever imagined. Check out their huge collection on their website and you'll see what I mean.

PromptBase is a great platform with excellent functionality and a huge selection of AI products. The website is easy to use, well-organized, and constantly evolving. There are plenty of useful AI prompts and other AI products to choose from, making it a great place for both creators and buyers.

I also want to highlight the support team. They are friendly, helpful, and responsive whenever you need assistance. Overall, I’ve had a very positive experience with PromptBase and would definitely recommend it to anyone interested in AI products.

I've been part of PromptBase for over 3 years, practically since the very beginning, and I can confidently say it's been one of the best online experiences I've ever had!

I'm one of the Top Sellers on the platform, but I'm writing this review from two perspectives: as both a seller and a buyer.

As a seller, I've generated over $16,000 in prompt sales, which is something I'm genuinely proud of. PromptBase has given me the opportunity to turn my creativity into a real source of income, reach customers from around the world, and build something I truly enjoy doing.

As a buyer, my experience has always been excellent! I've discovered so many amazing prompts that have helped me create beautiful digital products, from clipart collections and printable designs to Amazon KDP books. It's a fantastic marketplace for anyone who loves AI, creativity, and digital entrepreneurship.

What makes PromptBase especially unique, in my opinion, is Ben, the founder. I've been here long enough to witness almost every major change, update, and improvement, and I can honestly say that his dedication is incredible. He's personally involved in making the platform better, constantly listening to feedback, responding to users, fixing issues, and introducing improvements. You can actually see how much work goes into the platform by checking the Changelog, where new optimizations and updates appear almost daily. That kind of transparency and commitment is something I really appreciate!

Of course, not everything has been perfect. There have been occasional technical issues and a few bumps along the way. But let's be realistic: every growing business experiences challenges, especially one that's constantly evolving. What matters to me is that problems get addressed and the platform keeps improving.

One of the things I love most about PromptBase is how incredibly user-friendly it is. The interface is clean, intuitive, and beautifully organized. Publishing a prompt is simple, buying one is effortless, and the entire experience feels smooth and welcoming. You don't need to be a technical expert to get started, whether you're selling your creations or looking for inspiration.

And speaking of inspiration, that's another reason I love this platform so much. Every time I visit, I discover new ideas, creative possibilities, and talented people doing amazing things with AI.

For me, PromptBase is much more than just a marketplace. It's genuinely my favorite place on the internet. It's where I find inspiration, earn money doing something I love, discover incredible creative tools, and continue learning every day.

I truly believe PromptBase has the potential to become the Amazon of AI prompts and Agent Skills. And having watched it grow from its earliest days, I'm genuinely excited to see where it goes next.

A huge thank you to Ben for building something so special and for continuing to put so much passion and effort into it.

After more than 3 years, I'm still here, still creating, still buying, and still loving it. And that probably says more than anything else!

Highly recommended, whether you're a creator, an entrepreneur, or simply someone who loves exploring the possibilities of AI!❤️

This is great stuff.. I was pleased after the first try.

thanks promptbase for the easy and lovely experience and for your care , ben and everyone

trumpify <3

Thanks this plateforme is usual

I've had a great experience with PromptBase as an AI prompt creator. The platform is easy to use, and it gives creators a real opportunity to reach buyers and sell their work.
I recently had a couple of issues, including a payment-related one, and Ben and the team were very helpful in getting everything resolved. I really appreciated the personal support and quick help.
I'm looking forward to continuing to create and sell on PromptBase. Definitely a platform I'd recommend to other AI creators.

really helpful site for my projects

Had horrible experience.

First you buy membership and if you open too many tabs it blocks you for days.

Second, it took my money, but generation like midjourney are not working.

Third I contacted support, it was 3 days until first reply, and then days more no reply. No support. No resolution. The owner doesn't even know what is wrong, what is happening, or read the email properly to check anything.

If something doesn't work, you are screwed and will need to do a chargeback until they shut this company for 'not as described' service sales.

I subscribed solely to publish a listing, but it wasn't approved in time. By the time I knew I couldn't use the subscription, the refund window had passed.

I explained that I hadn't used any subscription features or credits and even provided evidence, yet support simply repeated their refund policy without addressing my points.

I expected genuine review of my case. Very pathetic customer support done by the founder himself

As prompt create I work in promptbase and got 7 sales in 2 months I happy with promptbase

excellent site so far

Beast ai prompts