adspay.funAbout $15 a month. Here's the arithmetic.
Two hours of agent thinking time a day, at the price advertisers pay today, with the caps we actually enforce. It is found money, not a salary — and we would rather you knew that before you install than after.
Move the sliders. The numbers are the ones we enforce.
Every constant below is read from the same rules the backend applies: one view per five seconds on screen, 720 an hour, $5 a day per device, and your share of whatever the advertiser paid.
Not hours you work — hours the spinner is actually on screen. Two is a heavy day.
$0.50 is the floor. You do not set this — advertisers bid, and today the floor is where most of the inventory sits.
Where each number comes from.
720 views an hour
One view is five continuous seconds on screen, so an hour of thinking time is 720 of them. This is a physical ceiling, not a policy — there is no way to show more.
$5 a day, per device
A hard cap. Cross it and the batch is trimmed, not rejected — you keep what fits. It exists so that faking a device is never worth the effort.
70%, or 85% for life
Of whatever the advertiser paid for the view your machine showed. The first 500 devices keep 85% permanently. The formula is published and verifiable.
$0.50 per 1,000 views
The floor advertisers bid from. Most inventory sits near it today, which is why the honest figure is $15 and not $150. If bidding rises, so does your share.
The questions that follow.
Why is the number so small?
Because a status line shows one ad every five seconds and advertisers currently bid near the $0.50 floor for a thousand of them. Seven-tenths of a very small number is still a small number. Anyone quoting you hundreds a month for the same inventory is either paying out of investor money or counting impressions that never happened.
Why cap it at $5 a day?
A device that can earn without limit is a device worth faking, and every faked impression is money taken from an advertiser and from developers who are honest. The cap is what lets us pay without a fraud team. It is also why we can say every credited impression is real.
Can I run it on several machines?
Yes, and each machine has its own cap. What we do not allow is registering a fleet of devices from one place to multiply the caps — more than five new devices from the same address in a day get flagged automatically.
When does the money actually arrive?
Earnings clear after a 24-hour hold, then a robot sends them to your wallet every hour once you are over $1. No minimum beyond that dollar, no monthly batch, no country restrictions — USDC on Solana settles in seconds.
Does it go up over time?
Only if advertisers bid more, and that depends on how many developers are running it. The share you keep never changes: 70%, or 85% for life if you are one of the first 500 devices. That number is published and every payout ships with a receipt you can verify yourself.
Still worth it?
It costs one command, changes one line of your settings, and you can remove it with adspay uninstall. If $15 a month for time you were already spending is worth one minute of setup, the slots are open.