> So, clearly GitHub sponsorships aren't meant to be used for selling stuff. I replied the same thing in another sub-thread, but I just don't think that you ca

> So, clearly GitHub sponsorships aren't meant to be used for selling stuff. I replied the same thing in another sub-thread, but I just don't think that you can make that claim in good conscience. There are different tiers and you can specify "rewards" for each. If I give you money and you give me certain goods or services in return, you are selling me something. > GitHub will likely claim that sponsors aren't typically getting anything in return directly Even the examples they feature on https://github.com/sponsors https://github.com/sponsors do give something in return. OpenSSL has a tier (at $400/mo) that will feature your name or your company's name on their website in a sponsorship section. Depending on your jurisdiction VAT may already apply to this.