> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.shoffi.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.shoffi.app/general/the-markets.md).

# The markets

## Public Market

The Shoffi public market is a [public page](https://shoffi.app/market/) listing all the available affiliate programs that are visible and using a [subscription plan ](https://shoffi.app/pricing/)that includes the Shoffi market.

The page is visible to everyone and is being promoted by Shoffi to attract new app affiliates.

## In-app Market

The in-app market is the `Market` page on every affiliate's Shoffi account. Only registered affiliates have access to this page.

Apps that are using a [subscription plan ](https://shoffi.app/pricing/)that includes the Shoffi market are visible on the in-app market by default. You can opt out of the market in your app's settings.

## Apps Visibility

The visibility of apps in the different markets is based on their subscription plan and app settings.

You can opt out from both markets if, for example, you want to invite only specific affiliates by unchecking the `Visible on Shoffi` in your [app's affiliate terms](/for-app-owners/the-affiliate-terms.md).&#x20;


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