Essential
$29
per month
Up to 250,000 pageviews/mo
Independent publications
- Signed policy enforcement
- Crawler decision telemetry
- Per-lab access controls
Pricing / protection first
The publisher subscription pays for crawler enforcement and telemetry. Direct licensing is a separate, assisted process with real AI buyers.
Choose by monthly pageviews. The subscription applies whether you license one lab, several labs, or none.
Essential
$29
per month
Up to 250,000 pageviews/mo
Independent publications
Growth
$99
per month
Up to 2,500,000 pageviews/mo
Mid-market media
Scale
$299
per month
Up to 12,500,000 pageviews/mo
Large portals and networks
Enterprise
Custom
annual contract
12.5M+ pageviews/mo
National and global publishers
Pageviews are measured across connected properties. Taxes are not included. Final checkout terms govern.
DataLicenser helps the publisher and AI lab structure a direct commercial agreement, then enforces its access state. The publisher keeps 100% of the content-access rate agreed with the lab.
No active lab agreement means no licensing revenue. Joining the licensing process does not guarantee a buyer, rate, volume, or completion date.
Discuss publisher licensingExclusive
Grant one buyer defined rights for a defined term. DataLicenser keeps competing and spoofed identities outside the licensed route.
Non-exclusive
Maintain separate terms, credentials, usage records, and revocation state for each approved buyer.
DataLicenser charges the AI lab a separate platform and access-orchestration fee. That fee is not deducted from the publisher’s agreed content rate and is defined in the lab-side agreement.
No. Protection and crawler telemetry remain a standalone subscription.
No. The publisher keeps 100% of its agreed content-access rate. DataLicenser charges the lab separately.
Yes. Exclusivity can be scoped by buyer, content, permitted use, territory, and term.
Yes. Each lab receives separate terms, credentials, telemetry, and revocation state.
Yes, subject to the agreement you approve. DataLicenser translates the resulting commercial state into access policy.
No. It depends on reaching an active agreement with an AI lab. We will not show projected revenue as collected revenue.