Short answer: you keep 50% of every billed impression served in your wait line. Your earnings scale with how much you use Claude Code and what advertisers are paying for the inventory at the time.
The revenue share
Every impression has a recognized price set by advertiser bids. waitline splits it 50/50: half to you (the developer who rendered it), half to the platform. There’s nothing to negotiate and no tier system — the split is flat.
What you actually see
Your dashboard shows a live claimable balance, plus lifetime earned and paid out. Earnings accrue per delivered impression as advertiser campaigns serve. Clicks are tracked but not billed — the model is view-priced, so you earn on attention, not on tricking anyone into clicking.
Getting paid
- Payouts go to your bank via Stripe — or, where Stripe isn’t available, as a month of Claude Pro sent to any email.
- There’s a small minimum before you can withdraw, so tiny balances don’t pile up admin for nothing.
- Every withdrawal is reviewed for fraud before it’s sent — bot and click-farm earnings are not paid. Legitimate developers get paid; farmers don’t.
Why it’s fair
Because it’s view-priced and revenue-shared 50/50, your incentive is simply to keep doing what you already do — run Claude Code. No clicks to chase, no quotas, no dark patterns. The wait was always there; now half of it pays you.