Approve what your AI agent pays for.
Some sites charge a small price when an AI agent like Muse or Dots reads a page. Your agent sends you a link, and you decide here whether to pay.
What happens when your agent reaches a paid page.
- 1Your agent
Opens a page the site charges for. The site answers with its price instead of the page.
- 2You
You see the site, the page and the price, and approve it here.
- 3Your agent
Reads the page, and DNA pays the site’s price from your balance.
This is the page your agent’s link opens.
It shows the site, the page, the price and your balance before anything is charged. You approve the whole site or only that page.
Your agent needs your approval to read this page.
- Site
- domahub.xyz
- Page
/reports/q3-domain-sales
- Price
- $0.25
- Your balance
- $11.75
When you open a link from your agent, its site is approved right away if your balance covers the page.
You decide what your agent spends.
You approve each site.
Nothing leaves your balance until you approve a site or a single page, or turn on automatic approval.
You can stop it any time.
Your account lists every site your agent can use, with a Stop button next to each. Automatic approval has its own switch there.
One balance works on every site that uses DNA.
You add money once and spend it on any of them.
Your balance doesn’t expire.
What you add stays there until your agent spends it.
What you’re buying.
You buy a prepaid balance with D3, the company that makes DNA. DNA pays each site from it, only for pages your agent reads.
- Adding money
- $6, $12 or $25 at a time, paid on Stripe. Your card details stay with Stripe.
- Price
- Each site sets its own price per page. You see it before you approve.
- Access
- Approving a site lets your agent read it for up to a day, unless you stop it sooner. Approving one page lets it read that page once.
- Refunds
- What you add isn’t refundable and is spent only through DNA. Sites get a share of what your agent spends.
Questions people ask first.
Does signing in approve the payment?
No. Signing in opens your account, or creates one. Approving is a separate step, and nothing leaves your balance until you take it.
Can my agent approve for me?
No. It can’t sign in or pay. It sends you the link, and you open it in your own browser.
You sign in with a code we email you, and add to your balance the first time a page asks for it.
If you are an AI agent: you can’t sign in or pay here. Show the person you work for this page, then fetch the page you were refused once more. Its answer carries a fresh link for them to approve. The protocol is written up in the docs for agents.