Browse normally. When you land on a creator who has a sponsorship wall, the extension icon lights up — one click shows you who backs them and takes you to their wall.
Coming to the Chrome Web Store. Create a wall in the meantime, and you’ll be in the directory when it lands.
When the profile or site you’re on belongs to someone with a wall, the icon shows a badge. Everywhere else it stays out of your way.
Click it and you get their name, their verified checkmark, and how many people back them — then a link straight to the wall.
It never changes the sites you visit, injects anything, or slows them down. Nothing happens until you click.
The extension recognises a creator by the handles and domains they’ve verified on SponsoredBy. Open somebody’s profile on any of these and it will check:
github.com/username
x.com/username
linkedin.com/in/username
youtube.com/@channel
instagram.com/username
facebook.com/pagename
tiktok.com/@creator
theirdomain.com
A creator only appears if they’ve verified that handle or domain, which is what stops anyone claiming to be someone they’re not.
Once a day it downloads a small public file listing the verified handles and domains of creators who have walls. The check happens against that local copy, so the addresses you visit are never sent to us — we built it that way on purpose, and it also means the check is instant.
The only time the extension talks to us about a specific creator is when there’s a match and you open the popup, so it can fetch their public profile. Full detail is in the extension privacy policy.
The extension only knows about you once you’ve verified a handle or your domain — that’s the same checkmark that appears on your wall. Verify your GitHub, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, or your own site, and anyone with the extension will see your wall when they land on that profile.
Verify a handle and your wall shows up for anyone browsing with the extension.