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Raveen Abeywickrama
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naulon – Get paid when AI reads your work
AI agents pay to read your articles and files. People always read free, and every author is paid directly.
naulon ranks #55,383 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #969 of 1,123 in the Advertising category, and was last updated Oct 23, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v0.7.3
Current Version v0.7.3
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 23 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 2 days ago
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#969 of 1,123 in Advertising
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- Version
- 0.7.3
- Last Updated
- Oct 23, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.2+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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- Raveen Abeywickrama
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about naulon – Get paid when AI reads your work
No. Human requests are not touched, and if the control plane is unreachable the plugin serves everything normally rather than failing. A plugin that breaks a site is a plugin nobody keeps.
You need a wallet address to receive payments, the same way you would need a bank account number. Nothing else.
Yes. Tick the file types on your site's page in the naulon dashboard. The plugin adds a short rule to your .htaccess so those files reach WordPress, and removes it when you deactivate the plugin. If the plugin's own files go missing without that, the rule switches itself off and your server serves files as it always did. On nginx, Diagnostics gives you the rule to add yourself. Charged files are never stored by a CDN, because a cached copy would be handed to the next agent free.
Their posts still credit them, with no destination attached. If the service this site connects to holds a payout wallet for that author, their share goes there. If nothing does, the post reads free, because nothing is charged when there is nobody to pay.
No. Search crawlers reading titles, excerpts and feeds are unaffected, and those surfaces are free by design.
No. Content behind a membership plugin is excluded, and there is a filter (naulon_is_tollable) for anything custom.
No. Your content never leaves your server. The plugin talks to the control plane only to price a read and to settle a payment, and it does not contact anything at all until you enter a key.
No. Human requests are never recorded: not their address, not their browser, not the fact that they arrived. The Diagnostics screen lists recent decisions, and every line on it is a machine. A request whose user agent names a crawler counts as a machine, because that is what it says it is.
It stays. Your authors' wallet addresses, your earnings record and your settings survive a delete, so reinstalling puts you back where you were. Only our own code goes: the cache guard drop-in and the hourly schedule, because leaving those running for a plugin that no longer exists is a bug. If you do want everything removed, naulon → Diagnostics has a box for it, next to a count of exactly what it would destroy and a button to export a copy first. That order is deliberate, because WordPress removes a plugin's data before it removes the plugin's files, and it cannot be undone. WordPress says it could not fully remove, or could not copy, the plugin's files The plugin's folder is not writable by the user your web server runs as. Removing or replacing a file needs write permission on the folder holding it, not on the file, so one folder owned by someone else stops both updates and deletion. It usually means the plugin was installed by a different user, over SSH or as root. naulon → Diagnostics names the exact folder; fix its ownership and both work again.
The same way as any other: Dashboard → Updates, or the notice on the Plugins screen. Turning on "Enable auto-updates" there works too, and nothing about this plugin needs you to treat it differently.
