The consent rails
the internet has been
missing.
Adworth is cryptographic infrastructure for digital advertising — making consent mathematically enforceable, verifiable, and compensated. We're building what Stripe built for payments, but for data.
Patent-pending technology · Live AI transparency data · Flat 2% per verified consent transaction
Live Technology
Real data. Right now.
Not a prototype.
Our Ad Intelligence pipeline pulls live ads from Google's Transparency Center and runs AI privacy analysis in real time. This is the problem Adworth solves — made visible.
Patent-Pending Technology
Five components.
One infrastructure layer.
Filed February 23, 2026. 11 claims. The system makes consent mathematically binding — not a promise, a proof.
Cryptographic Consent Token
Users sign permission slips with cryptographic keys. Bound to a specific advertiser, data type, and time window. Cannot be faked, extended, or transferred.
Privacy Governance Engine
Every data access request is intercepted and verified automatically. No valid token? Blocked. Expired window? Blocked. Zero manual review required.
Invisibility Ledger
Append-only, tamper-evident record of every consent, revocation, and deletion. Companies cannot claim ignorance. Cryptographic proof at every step.
State-Persistence Monitor
After deletion, the monitor keeps checking. It is built to flag data that should be gone but shows signs of persisting in third-party systems post-revocation.
Removal Payload Engine
Detects violations and auto-generates legally-cited deletion notices — signed with cryptographic proof — citing GDPR, CCPA, and DSA by article number.
Consent Marketplace
Phase 2: consumers sell verified consent. Advertisers buy access with cryptographic proof. Adworth takes exactly 2% when value flows. No exceptions. No gatekeeping.
Market Position
The consent layer
every ad system needs.
Adworth is infrastructure — working across every existing ad system with cryptographic enforcement no one else has. We're not building a parallel ecosystem. We're the consent layer that all of them need.
Our differentiator isn't a feature comparison. It's the layer we occupy: cryptographic proof of consent and deletion at the transaction layer — not just reports. That's what regulators want. That's what enterprises will pay for.
Business Model
Flat 2%.
Perfectly aligned.
Adworth charges a flat 2% per verified consent transaction. Today (Phase 1) advertisers pay it for infrastructure access — every consent verification, every block decision, every audit record. Phase 2 (post-seed) opens the consumer marketplace where users earn directly when they grant consent. Same 2% rate, both phases. Same alignment, both sides.
2%
Per verified consent transaction
No minimums. No seats. Free API access to /evaluate — fair-use rate limits apply.
Phase 2 example: Advertiser pays $100 per consent. User gets $98. Adworth takes $2. (Phase 1: advertisers pay the same 2% for infrastructure access; consumer payments open in Phase 2.)
Why this model works: We scale on transaction volume, not gatekeeping. Phase 1 builds advertiser revenue from compliance pilots — companies needing GDPR/CCPA/DSA proof at the transaction layer. Phase 2 turns those advertiser flows into consumer payments, creating two-sided network effects: more users means better consent data means higher advertiser bids means users earn more means more users join. This is Stripe's model. This is how we build a category.
Seed Round
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
- GDPR · CCPA · DSA compliance architecture
- 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 advertiser pilots, user growth
- Non-provisional patent filing by Feb 2027 — hard deadline, full IP protection
- 18 months runway — reach Series A from traction, not urgency
- We don’t make money unless you do — 2% only on verified consent transactions
Founder
Why I Left After 18 Years
I left an 18-year career in the telecom industry in December 2025 — most of it leading technical support teams. Year after year, I listened to the escalated calls from customers who had been financially hurt, legally exposed, emotionally devastated — almost always because of what happened to their data.
My understanding of copyright law and music publishing taught me this pattern early. Ownership extraction follows the same playbook across every industry. Artists have spent decades fighting just to own what they created. Your data is no different — someone else is holding the masters. Adworth changes that.
I built it with 18 years of corporate experience, AI as my co-founder, and the conviction that the knowledge needed to solve real problems doesn’t come with a price tag. The provisional patent was filed February 23, 2026. Now I’m raising a seed round to hire two people and scale what’s already built.
The Market Opportunity
A $700B market.
Built on a broken foundation.
Digital advertising spends billions every year on inventory that has no cryptographic consent, no audit trail, and rising legal exposure. Adworth replaces that economics with verified consent at the transaction layer — defensible to regulators, durable through ad blockers, ready for the AI ad era.
- ✗CPM of $5–$50 with no consent verification
- ✗GDPR/CCPA fines up to 4% of global revenue
- ✗Consent managed by dark-pattern cookie banners
- ✗No audit trail — deletion claims unverifiable
- ✗Ad blockers eroding reach every year
- ✗Legal exposure on every AI ad placement
- ✓Flat 2% per verified consent transaction — zero waste
- ✓Cryptographic proof of consent — regulator-ready
- ✓Immutable ledger — every decision on record
- ✓Verified deletion — monitor checks, RPE enforces
- ✓Consented audiences don’t block you
- ✓DSA-compliant AI ad transparency built in
The Unit Economics
A single GDPR fine can exceed Adworth's fees across millions of verified consent transactions.
The flat 2% on verified consent isn’t a compliance cost — it’s the cost of every ad impression being defensible, documented, and delivered to someone who agreed to see it. That asymmetry is what creates demand for the infrastructure Adworth is building.
Get In Touch
Ready to talk?
We're raising a seed round to build the consent rails for a permission-based internet. The flat 2% per verified consent transaction makes it work for everyone — advertisers today, consumers in Phase 2.