Marketplace

"Store" redirects here. For the store subcommand of /execute, see Commands/execute § Store subcommands.

The Minecraft Marketplace menu in Bedrock Edition.

The Marketplace (Minecraft Store on PlayStation 4) is a partner program between Microsoft and content creators. The Marketplace is an in-game store, where players can purchase access to skins, textures and worlds from community creators, who in turn get reimbursed for their creations. Players can access these by spending Minecoins (or Tokens on PlayStation 4), which can be bought with their own currency.

Cost of Minecraft Coins

Note: Pricing is the same for Tokens on PlayStation 4.

• 320 for $1.99 USD
• 1020 for $5.99 USD
• 1720 for $9.99 USD
• 1980 for $10.99 USD
• 3500 for $19.99 USD
• 8800 for $49.99 USD

History

Pocket Edition
April 10, 2017					Marketplace announced.
1.1.0		alpha 1.1.0.8			Marketplace added.
1.1.5					Moved all Marketplace related modules into a separate library.
Bedrock Edition
1.2.0		beta 1.2.0.2			Added an option to buy 3500 coins for $19.99 USD.
1.2.0					Part of the sales content of Xbox One Marketplace are now offered in the Marketplace as Xbox One Edition has now become part of Bedrock Edition.
1.2.5		beta 1.2.5.0			Added a 5-star content rating system to the Marketplace.
		beta 1.2.5.12			Added an option to buy 8800 coins for $49.99 USD.
1.2.13		beta 1.2.13.5			Added search functionality to the Marketplace.
1.4.0		beta 1.2.14.2			Added an inventory section to allow the player to manage their acquired content.
					Added sorting and filtering to the Marketplace
1.6.0					Added Grid Runners
1.7.0		beta 1.7.0.2			Finding purchased content, searching and going home from the top of the Marketplace screen has been made easier.
1.8.0		beta 1.8.0.10			The player can now send links to Marketplace content using the share button.
					Content can now be sorted by 'Updates available' in the Marketplace inventory.
					Content can now be sorted and filtered by rating.

Trivia

• Before the Minecraft Marketplace was introduced, real money was used to buy the in-game Texture Packs and Skins. When Mojang did it this way, all of the content had to pass certification on every single platform. The Marketplace and Minecraft Coins were introduced to avoid this.
• Any packs that were bought before the Marketplace was introduced read "Owned (P)" instead of "Owned".
• On PlayStation 4, Tokens are used instead of Minecoins and do not transfer to or from other platforms. They are a light, matte blue and have a large T in the middle instead of an M.