How DNA lets the right agents in.

Muse, ChatGPT, and Claude now visit your site for your customers. DNA checks each one, then you decide: let it in, charge it, or keep it out.

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Track every agent at your door.

Any program can call itself ChatGPT. DNA checks each agent against its maker’s own records, so you know who’s really shopping, reading, or copying. The real ones get a green check.

The dashboard’s “Who visited” table for an example site, each agent with its maker’s logo, what it’s built for and its request count: ChatGPT agent, Googlebot and Claude carry the green check tag and read Verified; GPTBot and ClaudeBot read Name only.
Every agent by name. A green check means it proved who it is.

Choose

Let the right ones in.

Say who gets in, who pays, and who stays out. Write the rule yourself, or tell us in plain words and we set it up on your site.

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Get paid when agents visit.

Put a price on the pages AI agents take without sending anyone back. Every new price starts as a test, so you see what it would have earned before anyone pays.

For content sites

Charge AI crawlers per page, at your price.

For stores

AI shoppers check out on the checkout you already use.

  1. 1Pick the pagesChoose pages like /products/* or /blog/*, set a price per page, and decide who pays: every AI agent, only some, or everyone, like a paywall.
  2. 2Watch the testDNA logs what each visit would have paid. Nobody is charged.
  3. 3Start chargingSwitch it on when the number looks worth it. Agents pay by card or crypto, then get the page.
The dashboard’s Access page for an example site: www.example.com/blog and /docs each ask agents built for training data to pay $0.01, still testing, and could earn $0.11 and $0.06. Everyone else, people included, is let in free.
Two pages testing a price on an example site. Charged, they would have earned $0.17; everyone else is let in free.

Connect

Setup in ten minutes.

Most sites point their domain at DNA, with no code. If you build and deploy your own site, add a small package instead. Either one comes off as easily as it goes on.

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The dashboard’s two ways to connect a site. Point your nameservers at DNA: no code, and DNA runs the domain’s DNS. Add the DNA middleware: a small package in code you deploy on Vercel, Cloudflare Workers, nginx or your own server.
The two ways to connect, as the dashboard offers them.

Open your site to the right agents.

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