People look for income everywhere and miss the obvious one: an app they own can charge for what it does. Every app here has its earning built in. Below is how each one earns, the proof the rail is real, and what the $100 app includes before any add-on.
No app here promises income. Each shows how money can flow and the docs or demo that prove the rail works. Whether it earns depends on people using it.
The free tier, the locked features, the USDC checkout for every plan, and the fee lines on receipts. Deployed under your name and wallet, so payments land with you.
The console is your admin side: revenue dashboard, paywall editor, fee rates and rules. The growth top-up adds referral and invite loops. Both are quoted after delivery; you pay only if you say yes. How paying works.
Your front end sends trades or swaps to a big venue, and the venue pays a small fee on each one to your address. The trader sees the fee before signing.
The catch: Fees are a share of volume, not of profit. No traders, no fees. Venues set the caps and can change them.
A disclosed fee written into the app itself: on payouts, swaps, sales, pools or released escrow. It is printed on every receipt and paid to your wallet.
The catch: A cut of nothing is nothing. The fee only earns when people use the app, and a high fee drives them away.
People or AI agents pay a few cents for each call, check, answer or minute, often in USDC over x402, straight to your wallet.
The catch: Cents add up only with steady use. You find the users; the app makes each use payable.
Free to start, then users pay a monthly or yearly plan in USDC for the features you gate. Every app here ships with its tiers drawn up.
The catch: A plan earns only when someone values it enough to pay. Price is yours to test.
Your front end sends trades or swaps to a big venue, and the venue pays a small fee on each one to your address. The trader sees the fee before signing.
Your own swap/bridge front-end. Integrator fee optional and disclosed.
Members swap free apart from a small page fee printed on every quote, accrued through LI.FI to the owner's integrator id. Group Plus waives the fee and adds alerts and saved routes, and other moderators pay for their own branded page.
Ship your own Hyperliquid front end with builder codes so your trades and fees are yours.
Students trade free apart from a small builder fee printed on every ticket, which settles to the owner's builder address. Class Pass adds replays, report cards and alerts, and sub rooms serve teaching assistants.
Your own perp DEX front end on Hyperliquid where traders start at 2x and earn more leverage by keeping their stops.
A Hyperliquid builder code fee on every order placed through your front end, disclosed on each ticket and approved once by the trader, plus Coached plans for individuals and Crew plans for coaches and clubs.
Bridge and route aggregation that refuses paths breaking your own safety rules.
A small, disclosed integrator fee on routed volume, plus monthly plans for people and small teams who want more chains, the road report and shared policies. Volume is never guaranteed.
One named NEAR account that holds your real BTC, ETH and SOL on their own chains, with one recovery plan, swaps capped by your own rules, and an AI helper that explains every action before you sign.
A free account with a monthly explanation allowance, a Keeper plan for unlimited explanations and statements, and a Household plan for families. Optional disclosed integrator fee on swaps, off by default.
Say what you want in one sentence; a solver fills it across chains within your limits.
A monthly Desk subscription for people who move money every week, plus a small routing fee per fill that always counts inside the user's cap.
A disclosed fee written into the app itself: on payouts, swaps, sales, pools or released escrow. It is printed on every receipt and paid to your wallet.
Your own swap/bridge front-end. Integrator fee optional and disclosed.
Members swap free apart from a small page fee printed on every quote, accrued through LI.FI to the owner's integrator id. Group Plus waives the fee and adds alerts and saved routes, and other moderators pay for their own branded page.
Lock content behind a fraction-of-a-cent USDC payment, on your own Arc contract. Deploy it, become the onchain creator.
Creators subscribe monthly in USDC; the free plan pays a small fee on unlocks.
Give your AI agent a verifiable identity and reputation tied to you, its human.
Buyers always check passports for free. Builders pay a monthly plan for Pro tools, studios pay for many agents, and the owner can add a small fee per stamp.
People or AI agents pay a few cents for each call, check, answer or minute, often in USDC over x402, straight to your wallet.
Give your AI agent a verifiable identity and reputation tied to you, its human.
Buyers always check passports for free. Builders pay a monthly plan for Pro tools, studios pay for many agents, and the owner can add a small fee per stamp.
Teach an AI agent your craft, and every time it earns, you earn as the teacher of record.
Teachers never pay to be credited. The operator keeps a share of each paid job, firms subscribe for approved access, and teachers can upgrade to Pro for protection and insight.
Caregivers and parents prove unpaid care work, privately, for loans and jobs.
Carers never pay to prove their own work. Families pay for the family tools, partner charities sponsor their members, and verifiers pay per check.
Free to start, then users pay a monthly or yearly plan in USDC for the features you gate. Every app here ships with its tiers drawn up.
Create an account and prove your transactions in your own browser. Client-side proving on Miden, nothing leaks.
Private payments proved on your own device are free. People paid onchain every week pay for Pro tools, and small teams and DAOs pay a setup fee plus monthly for private treasuries.
Put your name on a take onchain, mint a shareable badge, others co-sign.
Free posting with sponsored gas; analysts pay for a verified record page and communities pay for branded walls, in USDC.
Everyone stakes a conviction, encrypted. The chain tallies it without ever seeing a single take. FHE on Base.
Members never pay to take part or see a revealed total. Groups pay monthly to host rounds, teams pay for the weekly pulse and summaries, and large rounds are sold as custom work.
This is a good one to understand even if you never buy anything. It shows, app by app, how software earns: builder fees on every trade, fee shares, plans. Who pays, where it lands, what the owner controls. The apps there are $100 to own. It promises nothing, it just explains the mechanism. https://deployr.airdropsea.com/for/earning
Only if people use it. Every app here has a way to earn built in, and we show the mechanism and the evidence for it. Nobody can promise income: you bring the users, the app makes their use payable.
The complete user app, with its free tier, its locked features, the USDC checkout for each plan and any fee lines on its receipts. It is deployed under your name and wallet, so the money goes to you.
The admin side: a revenue dashboard, the paywall editor to rename tiers and change prices, fee rates, rules and the agent log. It is an optional add-on, quoted after delivery, and you only pay if you say yes.
Some venues, such as Hyperliquid, pay a small fee to the front end that routes a trade, up to a cap the venue sets, with the trader's approval. It is a share of volume, not of profit.
Your app is deployed on your wallet, and its plans and fees pay your addresses. Deployr is paid for the app and for any add-on you choose. If an app ever carries our integrator code, it is disclosed on its page, never hidden.
Every figure on this page comes from the app's own owner kit, the same one its page shows, and the linked docs. Owning in an ecosystem with an airdrop in play? See the Airdrop Regatta.
Send a short brief: the idea, the chain, your budget and deadline. A real person replies usually within a day with questions or a fixed quote. Custom builds typically start at $1,200, and you pay nothing until you approve the quote.