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Revenue Goes to Creators
Annual AI Inferences of Web Pages*
Royalties Lost Last Year†
*Estimated total requests that reference public URLs in 2024. †Based on $0.05 per 1K tokens (CPM) and an average 800-token request size.
Start today by protecting your website. Help build the world's largest licensed dataset that powers responsible AI.
Add the ai-license meta tag to your site. This simple code activates protection and sets your licensing rate.
Our system detects when AI companies access your content and creates a tamper-proof record with HMAC verification.
Royalties from AI usage are settled automatically to your wallet. You keep 90% of every payment.
Your licensed work safely, responsibly powers future AI responses, with full provenance tracking. Earn more when your work inspires new creations.
Our web-first approach covers billions of pages immediately. Start simple, scale everywhere.
WordPress, Medium, Substack, personal blogs. Every article protected instantly with one meta tag.
Online publications, investigative pieces, breaking news. Get paid when AI quotes your work.
Academic papers, research blogs, institutional content. Finally monetize your scholarly work.
Documentation, tutorials, Stack Overflow answers. Turn your free labor into licensing revenue.
Genius.com, artist websites, music journalism. Protect your lyrics and musical content online.
Online courses, how-to guides, training materials. Get compensated for knowledge you share.
This creator just earned $0.14 from OpenAI using their content. Before copyright.sh, this would have been stolen for free.
Add the meta tag to your site, which sets your licensing rate and activates protection.
AI companies must pay your rate or get blocked. Every usage is tracked with HMAC verification.
Receive automated payouts to your account. Track your earnings in real-time on your dashboard.
Tech giants claim paying creators isn't "scalable" and that their data scraping is "fair use." We prove them wrong.
"Fair use" was designed for limited, transformative purposes like commentary or parody—not for systematic, commercial-scale ingestion of the entire internet to build multi-billion dollar products. AI companies are not libraries; they are for-profit entities building derivative commercial products.
"You can't just take the entire corpus of human creative output, ingest it, and then spit it back out... that's not how fair use was ever intended to work."
— Legal Expert on AI Copyright
Meta's Nick Clegg and others argue that it's technically impossible to license content at the scale AI needs. This is an engineering challenge, not a legal barrier. And it's a challenge we have solved.
Copyright.sh provides the exact infrastructure to make licensing scalable, simple, and automated. The "not scalable" argument is an excuse to avoid payment, not a real technical limitation.
While dozens of lawsuits crawl through courts, OpenAI and Meta are scraping thousands more articles. Don't be a victim - be a plaintiff who's already getting paid.
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