Tolljar puts a meter on anything you publish. Humans pay a click. AI agents pay automatically. Unpaid AI visits get logged. You set the price — no crypto to touch, no wallets to manage, no monthly fee.
Search crawled your site and sent readers back. AI reads your work, answers with it — and sends nothing.
Moving the coins is becoming a commodity — Cloudflare, x402, and Stripe all do it now. The hard, durable part is knowing who read what, what it's worth, and collecting for millions of creators at once. That's Tolljar.
Measure how much machines read your work — wherever it lives, by which AI, for what purpose. The neutral meter of record.
Decide what a read is worth. Training, search, agent and API use are each priced differently — per piece.
Get paid through whatever rail fits — x402, Cloudflare, Stripe — and at scale, license collectively. Rails are adapters; Tolljar is the layer.
Tolljar meters at the edge — a Cloudflare Worker, reverse proxy, or WordPress plugin sits in front of your content and does the real AI metering. (A one-line <script> adds the human paywall.) Set two prices — humans and AI.
Wallet-equipped agents get HTTP 402 and pay in ~0.4s. Wallet-less crawlers pass through and get logged to your ledger.
Every payment lands with a 🪙 notification. Cash out to your bank anytime. You keep 95%.
Readers buy an experience. Agents buy data. And the AI that can't pay yet? It still gets counted.
The hard part isn't this page — it's the edge engine that charges an AI mid-request. It exists: a request hits your content → 402 with a price → the agent signs a real USDC authorization (EIP-3009) → we verify the signature → content is released → 🪙.
Built on the Linux Foundation x402 standard. The production meter runs as a Cloudflare Worker — at the edge, not a browser script, so crawlers can't dodge it.
Yes. Installing Tolljar costs nothing, forever. We take 5% of what you earn — earn nothing, pay nothing.
No. You'll never see a wallet, a seed phrase, or a coin ticker. Prices are in dollars, your balance is in dollars, you cash out to a bank. The rail underneath is our problem, not yours.
You control the trade. By default a preview of every piece stays open — search indexes it, AI can cite it — while the full content earns. Every switch is reversible.
Cloudflare charges for content behind Cloudflare — that's one collection rail, and a good one. Tolljar sits a layer above it: we measure machine-reads everywhere (not only Cloudflare sites), price by purpose, and represent creators collectively — then collect through whatever rail wins, Cloudflare included. Rails compete with each other; the measurement-and-collection layer doesn't have to.
Some will, for content with free substitutes. Tolljar shines for what's uniquely yours — your data, your archive, your niche. And the free buffet is closing: Cloudflare now blocks AI crawlers by default for new sites, and courts are pricing unpaid scraping.
Three minutes to set up. Nothing to lose. A jar that clinks while you sleep.