The correct option is An organization account. Under GitHub Marketplace rules, only apps that are owned by an organization can offer paid subscriptions.

Paid plans require organization ownership because Marketplace billing, payouts, and tax processes are set up for businesses rather than personal accounts. The listing requirements explicitly state that paid pricing plans are only available when the app is owned by an organization, which ensures the partner can configure payments and comply with Marketplace policies.

A verified partner organization account is not correct because partner verification is a separate program and is not required to enable paid plans. The rule is about ownership by an organization and not about holding a partner verification status.

An individual developer account is not correct because personal accounts cannot offer paid subscriptions on GitHub Marketplace. Individuals can publish free apps, but paid plans require organization ownership.

Any account that lists an app on GitHub Marketplace is not correct because paid plans are restricted to apps owned by an organization and this is more specific than simply having any type of account.

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