Put a price
on a link.
Paste a link. Set a price. Share it.
Sell access to reports, files, and more.
People pay in USDC. Agents use x402.
One link.
Payment first.
Create a paywall link for a report, download, or client delivery. Your buyer pays in USDC, then opens the destination.
- No new storefront.
- Keep your files where they are. Share a paid link anywhere.
- No password to remember.
- Create and manage your links with a passkey.
Use a link from Google Drive, Notion, or your website.
What will you put behind yours?
A useful report. A finished design. A dataset for an agent. Start with a resource and someone who wants it.
For people.
And their agents.
A familiar checkout.
People open the paid link, confirm payment from a supported USDC wallet, and continue to the destination. They don’t need a Payfirst account.
- Open link
- Pay USDC
- Continue
A payment request for software.
Compatible agents read the x402 payment terms, pay on the advertised network, and receive the destination. The same paid link handles both flows.
- HTTP 402
- Payment
- Redirect
Good to know.
Do buyers need an account?
No Payfirst account is required. Buyers pay in USDC from a supported wallet. The checkout shows the payment network.
How do agents pay?
The link returns standard x402 payment instructions. Compatible software can read them, pay in USDC, and continue without a manual checkout.
What can I put behind a link?
Any web destination: a report, download, video, private page, booking link, or software resource.
Does Payfirst make the destination private?
Payfirst sells access to the destination link. If the original URL is public or shared elsewhere, it can still be opened directly.