Consent that can’t be faked.
Advertising that has to ask.
Adworth is cryptographic consent infrastructure for digital advertising. It is live today: signed consent tokens, verified at the transaction layer before an ad is served on the Adworth rail — and with a Seal, you authorize from your own device with a key we never see. The rule is simple: no valid consent, no transaction. You decide who reaches you, with what data, for how long. Next: enterprise customers and real ad inventory through the gate, then the consumer marketplace where you earn directly when you grant consent.
Patent-pending · Working infrastructure today · Consumer marketplace — Phase 2
The Problem
The internet was built on
your attention. You never consented.
Eighteen years inside the telecom industry taught our founder one pattern: advertising quietly sets the economics of everything people do online, and the waste in that spend shows up in what you pay. Now AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot are introducing advertising into their answers with no consistent, verifiable transparency framework. It’s Facebook 2007 all over again, but the stakes are higher.
Surveillance by Default
Companies collect what you click, search, buy, and think — without meaningful consent. Little real visibility into who’s targeting you or why.
You’re the Product. You Get Nothing.
In 2024, Google made $264.6 billion in advertising revenue. You got none of it — despite being the product they’re selling.
AI Ads = Zero Transparency
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot — advertising is arriving in AI answers with no dedicated disclosure framework. The regulatory gap is wide open.
“Deleted” Doesn’t Mean Gone
Request deletion and companies promise compliance. But there’s no independent verification. Your data lives on in third-party systems.
Consent Is Theater
Cookie banners are dark patterns. “I agree” means nothing. No cryptographic binding — companies can ignore your preferences.
Regulations Are Coming
GDPR, CCPA, and DSA are here. AI ad transparency rules are next. Companies need compliant infrastructure — now.
The Solution
Consent that can’t be faked.
Deletion that can be checked.
Adworth replaces privacy promises with cryptographic proof. Five patent-pending components are designed to handle the enforcement; the marketplace is where it pays off. It is designed so that nothing depends on a company keeping its word. The math does the checking.
Cryptographic Consent Tokens
You sign a digital permission — bound to a specific advertiser, data type, and time window. Forging, extending, or transferring it is detectable at serve time.
Privacy Governance Engine
Every data access request is checked automatically. No valid token? Blocked. Expired window? Blocked. No manual review needed.
Invisibility Ledger
Every consent, revocation, and deletion is recorded in a tamper-evident ledger. Companies can’t claim they didn’t know.
State-Persistence Monitor
After you delete, the monitor keeps checking. It is built to flag data that should be gone but shows signs of persisting in third-party systems.
Removal Payload Engine
Detect a violation? It generates a legally cited deletion notice, signed with cryptographic proof and ready to serve. Automated delivery is on the roadmap, and we won’t claim it until it ships.
Consent Marketplace
Phase 2: advertisers pay for access, and you get paid when your token is verified. Revoke consent, payments stop. Fair exchange, finally.
How We Make Money
You should know exactly
how we make money.
We’re building privacy infrastructure. If our own revenue model were buried in fine print, nothing else on this page would deserve your trust. So here it is, in one sentence.
“Enterprises pay Adworth to verify and enforce consent at the transaction layer — and when the consumer marketplace opens in Phase 2, that becomes a flat 2% per consent transaction, with the rest going to you.”
Phase 1: enterprises pay per verified consent check or per annual contract, set per agreement. Visible on the ledger, always. Phase 2: when the consumer marketplace opens, a flat 2% per consent transaction, with the rest going to you.
We never sell your data. We never have a hidden revenue stream. If we did, we’d be the problem.
Every dollar comes from verifying consent — nothing else. Revenue only exists when consent is real. In Phase 2, when you earn, we earn.
For Investors
Infrastructure built.
Raising seed. Ready to scale.
The consent infrastructure is live. The provisional patent is filed. The extension is in final testing. We’re not raising to build — we’re raising to hire two people and scale what already works, while the timing holds: AI platforms are bringing ads into their answers, and regulators are tightening consent rules faster than the industry can adapt.
What We Have Today
- ✓Patent pending — filed Feb 23, 2026, 11 claims
- ✓USPTO Trademark Serial No. 99678774 · SC Service Mark approved
- ✓31 live Cloudflare Workers — consent, compliance, enforcement, monitoring
- ✓Designed to support GDPR · CCPA · DSA evidence requirements
- ✓Privacy Cockpit extension (MV3) — in active testing
- ✓Cryptographic consent API — live and verified
- ✓Consumer demo live · Waitlist collecting · End-to-end consent chain verified
What Seed Funding Builds
- ✓One engineer — ship Privacy Cockpit to Chrome Web Store, maintain infrastructure
- ✓One BD & marketing hire — first enterprise pilots, user growth
- ✓Non-provisional patent filing by Feb 2027 — hard deadline, secures priority date
- ✓18 months runway — reach Series A from traction, not urgency
- ✓Enterprise revenue from day one — per verified consent check or annual contract; flat 2% per consent transaction when the Phase 2 marketplace opens
Phase 1 enterprise pricing is per verified consent check or per annual contract, set per agreement and indicative until the marketplace launches. No minimums, no seats. In Phase 2 the rate is a flat 2% per consent transaction, never a range — with the rest going to the person whose consent authorized the ad. What never changes: we only make money when verified consent transactions happen.
Adworth sells serve-time enforcement, not a banner. The moat is the pre-serve gate — patent-pending — and the network of signed consent it builds. Enterprises start with Stamps: advertiser-attested consent, made tamper-evident and enforced before the ad serves (in build). Seals are user-signed consent from the consumer’s own device — the upgrade path the provisional covers. Stamps fund the rail today; Seals turn it into a network.
18-Month Roadmap
- End-to-end consent chain live and verified
- Privacy Cockpit in final testing for Chrome Web Store
- Independent prior-art search complete; non-provisional drafting
- Raising seed round
- First enterprise pilot conversations
- Public launch — waitlist converts
- First verified consent checks and first enterprise revenue
- Engineer + BD hires on close
- Non-provisional patent filed by the Feb 23 hard deadline
- Enterprise onboarding pipeline
- Marketplace beta — user growth via Privacy Cockpit
- Transaction volume building
- Real marketplace transaction volume
- Network effects beginning
- Series A deck built on real data
- Non-provisional patent filed
- Priority date secured
Be first when consent
starts paying.
The first 1,000 people on the list get early marketplace access and founding member status. We’ll email you when it matters, and not before.
Your data stays yours — stored on our own infrastructure, never shared.