Get paid while
AI thinks.
Adwait shows one sponsored line while ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are generating — and pays you half the ad revenue. That's it.
No account needed to start earning. Link an email only when you cash out.
You send a prompt
On ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — the moment you hit send, the model starts thinking.
One sponsored line appears
A single, dismissible card shows in the dead space below your message. It never touches the conversation.
You get paid
Every qualified impression earns you 50% of the ad revenue. Watch it add up in the popup.
The most-watched lines on Earth
Advertisers bid for the spot in front of AI power users. Highest bid shows most often. Outbid them.
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Chatwait
We literally can't read your chats
AI extensions are presumed to be spyware, and most deserve it. Adwait is built so that's impossible: it only sees the empty space it renders into, requests just three host permissions, and ships every line of its source in the open.
The obvious questions
Can the extension read my chats?+
No. It requests access to exactly three sites and never reads prompt text or AI responses. The card is injected into empty layout space, not the conversation. The entire source is public — read it.
When can I cash out?+
Earnings accrue from day one. Payouts open 30 days after launch via Stripe Connect Express, with a $10 minimum. We commit to that date publicly.
Does this violate the AI sites' terms?+
The extension renders only in dead space, never modifies or reads conversation content, and suppresses itself when a host shows its own ads. If a platform pushes back, adapters are isolated and easy to update.
How much can I actually earn?+
It depends on usage and ad demand. A heavy user seeing dozens of qualified impressions a day can offset a chunk of their AI subscription — roughly $3–8/month at current rates. It's a kickback, not a salary.
Stop waiting for free.
You already wait for the model dozens of times a day. Get paid for it.