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Cloudflare launches ‘Pay per Crawl’ to help sites monetise AI access
Cloudflare is testing a new way for websites to charge AI companies that use their content to train models, run inference, or power search. The new feature, called Pay per Crawl, lets website owners set their own terms for how and when AI bots can access their sites.
Pay up or stop scraping: Cloudflare program charges bots for each crawl
Cloudflare's program also gives them the flexibility to charge some bots while letting other bots scrape for free. This lets publishers that have negotiated deals with AI companies to allow approved scraping while still protecting their content from companies that have not yet struck licensing deals.
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