Terms
Plain-language terms.
What WaitPerk provides today — and exactly where the money stands.
01Earnings and payouts
Developer earnings accrue at a 50% revenue share, tracked per qualified render in an append-only ledger — every cent you earn is recorded and stays yours. US developers can cash out today: payouts go to your Venmo, processed manually by WaitPerk, arriving within 1–3 days, with a $5.00 minimum; balances below the minimum keep accruing until you reach it. International cash-outs (via Wise) are temporarily paused while WaitPerk completes its business registration and payout terms — some countries require collecting bank details directly, and we won’t hold that information without proper legal protections in place for you and for us. International balances are safe, keep accruing, and pay out the moment cash-outs reopen; affected developers get an email when they do.
02Campaigns and budgets
Campaigns are prepaid: a sponsor’s payment buys a fixed number of qualified renders, delivery stops when that budget is reached, and undelivered budget is refundable at any time. The portal does not collect cards yet — payment is arranged directly with WaitPerk before a campaign goes live. Every campaign is reviewed before it reaches any terminal.
03Qualified renders
Claude exposes a rendering command, not reliable proof of human attention or terminal focus. WaitPerk therefore records qualified render receipts — not guaranteed viewable advertising impressions.
04Installation control
The installer backs up your Claude settings and stops if another custom status line is present. WaitPerk only ever edits your own Claude settings file; uninstall restores it. You may pause or uninstall WaitPerk at any time.
05Availability
WaitPerk is a young product. Campaign delivery, dashboards, and reporting may change as the platform develops; the ledger itself is append-only and preserved.
06Review and removal
WaitPerk may decline or remove any campaign that is misleading, unsafe, or a poor fit for a developer terminal, and may revoke client tokens that abuse the receipt system.