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PropertyRightsWeb™
License your WordPress content to AI companies: set your terms, publish them in a machine-readable standard, and get paid when your work is used.
PropertyRightsWeb™ ranks #67,488 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #969 of 1,123 in the Advertising category, and was last updated Oct 20, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v0.4.3
Current Version v0.4.3
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 20 Oct, 2026
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#969 of 1,123 in Advertising
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- Version
- 0.4.3
- Last Updated
- Oct 20, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.4+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 8.2 or higher
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- personaldigitalspaces
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about PropertyRightsWeb™
An asset bundle is a group of content that you license together under one price and one set of permitted and prohibited uses. The plugin starts with these choices: Features for URLs under /features/. Essays for URLs under /essays/. Uploads for media under /wp-content/uploads/. Unassigned for content that does not match another bundle. Custom bundle for content you group using its URL. You can give each bundle different offer terms. PDS stores the bundle metadata, covered URLs, and offer terms. Your actual posts, pages, and media remain on your WordPress site and are not copied to PDS.
The plugin works by itself for scanning and organizing your content. Licensing and payment require a connected PDS account and validator service. These external services are not installed automatically with the plugin.
Every external endpoint is operator-configured through constants in wp-config.php: PRWEB_ENV, PRWEB_AUTH_API_BASE, PRWEB_AUTH_PUBLIC_BASE, PRWEB_OBSERVABILITY_PUBLIC_BASE, PRWEB_WALLET_API_BASE, PRWEB_VALIDATOR_INTERNAL_URL, and PRWEB_PDS_API_BASE. On a local development install these fall back to localhost ports; on a staging install (set PRWEB_ENV) a missing value is reported as a warning, and on prod as a hard error. Open Settings → API & webhooks → Required configuration to see the status of each one; the onboarding wizard will not start the connection until PRWEB_ENV and the two auth base URLs are set (the remaining values matter for later steps and are reported the same way, but do not gate this step). PRWEB_VALIDATOR_INTERNAL_URL is the one exception; it is optional, since the validator probe already falls back to the public validator URL configured in Settings.
Sign up with your email on the PropertyRightsWeb site and verify your email. Verification activates your account and provisions your wallet. Once that's done, connect the account inside the plugin under PropertyRightsWeb → Connect.
No. It is a spending allowance for initial on-chain actions like registering your assets, not money in your account. It has no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or transferred. If you use more than the starter allowance, you can purchase additional usage credit, which works the same way. The only balance that is ever payable out to you is revenue you have actually earned from licensing your content, settled via Stripe-backed payouts.
No. Your offer terms cover the range of AI uses (training, retrieval/RAG, and others) through the permits and prohibits you set on each bundle's offer.
It sends only what you choose to register. Registering a bundle or publishing an offer sends that bundle's metadata (titles, URLs, groupings) and your offer terms to PDS, never copies of your content. Nothing is sent until you take one of those actions. See the External Services section for the full list.
Two different answers, so it is worth being precise. Your publisher signing key is generated and held by the service you connect to, not by this plugin and not on this site; the operator can act as your PDS identity when you instruct it to. An option to hold your own key is intended but is not available today. Separately, when a visitor takes a free access license, the plugin creates a PDS identity for that visitor and stores its key, encrypted, in your own WordPress database; those reader keys never leave your site, and securing them is part of securing your site. The plugin's legacy fallback connection mode also stores a publisher key in your database rather than using OAuth; it is off by default.
No. It is off by default. You must enable it under the plugin's Settings screen. When off, no diagnostic data leaves the browser.
You or a service provider operates a validator that crawlers contact to buy a license. The validator URL you configure is published in your licensing document.
