Copyrightish is an AI content licensing platform for creators who want to charge when AI systems use their web content. It centers on a drop-in licensing layer for websites, with the stated aim of turning AI usage into creator revenue.
The core workflow is built around a single HTML ai-license meta tag. The site says this tag activates protection, sets a licensing rate, and requires zero integration. It also says AI companies automatically check licenses and pay, while usage is logged with HMAC-verified records for auditing and royalty reconciliation. A separate robots.txt download is described as bonus protection for blocking AI scrapers while preserving search engine visibility. The page also mentions real-time payouts to a wallet, a dashboard for tracking earnings, and that 100% of licensing fees go to creators.
Copyrightish lists support for creators such as bloggers, journalists, technical writers, researchers, musicians, and web agencies. It also names platform integrations for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and Ghost, and says it is MCP compatible with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Hugging Face. The page describes the service as web-first and says it works with one meta tag, with no code changes or backend work. It also presents examples of licensing setup in an HTML head block and an API-style demonstration of an AI company being charged for content access.
The pricing section is not given as a conventional subscription plan in the excerpted text; instead, licensing is shown through the example meta tag using a price value of 0.50 and through statements about licensing fees going to creators. The site also states that 3 patents are pending.
Copyright AI Content Licensing is a SEO & content marketing project. It focuses on controlling and monetizing how AI companies access and use WordPress site content. Copyright AI Content Licensing is a consumer product aimed at wordPress publishers concerned about AI scraping. A free plan is available. It runs on the web.
Behind Copyright AI Content Licensing is Tyler Martin, and it first shipped in 2025. Key capabilities include Block AI crawlers, content licensing, and robots.txt management. The interface is available in English and French.
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