Legal
Terms of Service
Using the platform as a subscriber or a publisher means you agree to these terms.
Effective 27 September 2026
If you're a subscriber
- What you get. Your membership removes ads, non-essential third-party tracking, cookie consent screens and marketing popups on participating websites, through each publisher's integration. Where a website offers paid access, you get its base subscription or a custom level of paid content or features. Higher tiers and separately sold items may remain outside that access.
- What it isn't. The extension supplies membership proof; publishers provide the experience. This is not an ad blocker for every website. Creators on third-party platforms can receive funding while those platforms still show ads.
- Billing. You're billed monthly at the price and currency shown at checkout, plus any tax calculated there from your billing address. Cancel renewal any time in Plan & billing; you keep access for the period you paid for. Renewal processing may include a short grace period. Previously issued membership proofs remain valid until they expire.
- Refunds. New in the UK or EU? You get a 14-day full refund if you haven't started using the extension yet, or a prorated one if you have. Email support@zeroad.network.
- Fair use. Keep it personal: your account, your browsing, no bots or shared logins.
If you're a publisher
- How you earn. You earn a monthly share of funded subscriber revenue, based on measured time spent with your websites and creator content. Page-view counts alone do not determine earnings. Subscribers' funding preferences affect direct shares; by default, creators keep 50% of their time-based share.
- Shared pool. Remaining unallocated revenue enters the Unattributed Revenue Pool, shared equally per eligible publisher account with an Observed or Active integration. A pool payment depends on funds being available. Subscriber exclusions currently affect direct shares, not pool eligibility.
- Getting listed. Add your Publisher ID to your website or creator content. Accepted subscriber activity can discover an integration automatically, with Observed status, and it can earn before you confirm it. A website you add yourself that shows Needs verification must be verified before it earns.
- Fees and transfers. Publisher shares are calculated from payments received after processing fees and excluding tax. We deduct 30% from each share as our platform fee. Billing-period funds are prorated across calendar months. Balances below 30.00 carry forward; transfers require that minimum and completed, eligible Stripe payout setup. A transfer to your Stripe account is separate from a bank withdrawal. See how earnings are calculated and transferred.
- Removal and reports. Removing or restricting an integration stops new earnings; previously earned balances remain payable under the usual payout rules. Reports, investigations and appeals follow our reporting process.
- Closing your account. Closing your account permanently forfeits earnings not yet transferred to Stripe, including balances below the minimum and pending or failed payouts. These funds stay with the platform. Wait for your final transfer before closing if you want to receive them. Funds already transferred to Stripe remain yours.
- Fair play. No fake traffic, and give every subscriber the full experience your website signed up to provide.
The legal essentials
- Payments. Stripe handles all payments and calculates tax. We never see your card details.
- Your data. We process account, billing and account-linked activity data to operate the service, allocate revenue, and handle security and support. Creator activity can include page URLs. We do not sell this data or use it for advertising. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
- Liability. We run this platform as-is, on a best-effort basis. Our liability to you in any 12 months is capped at what you paid us, or what we paid you, in that period.
- Ending the agreement. Either of us can walk away anytime. Serious violations can mean immediate termination.
- Governing law. These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.