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Put your idle internet to work. Share the bandwidth you don't use with AI research and get paid in dollars. Your internet connection sits idle most of the day. Root Network lets you put that unused capacity to work for AI research and get paid for it, in dollars, not tokens. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and sign in at earn.rootnetwork.co. Pairing is one click. 2. Choose how much of your connection the network may use, from 5% to 100%. Change it or pause any time. 3. Verified AI labs route requests for public web content through participating connections. Your node relays sealed packets it cannot read. 4. Every byte is verified before you are paid. Labs pay per gigabyte; 80% goes to contributors, Root Network keeps a flat 20% fee. Withdraw in USDC with no fees. WHAT YOU SEE • Live throughput and a sparkline of recent activity • Today's earnings, data shared and your balance • An allocation slider and a pause switch, right in the popup • A dashboard with hourly earnings, network totals and every device you have paired WHAT IT NEVER DOES • Read, record or modify your browsing. No access to pages, history, cookies or passwords. • Inject anything into websites. Its only page script runs on earn.rootnetwork.co, for pairing. • Use more than the share you allow, or run when paused. • Mine, compute or run anything other than bandwidth relays. A NETWORK YOU CAN AUDIT Contributors, nodes online, gigabytes shared and what labs paid are published live at earn.rootnetwork.co/data. The protocol is documented at read.rootnetwork.co. Root Network sells bandwidth, not you. Privacy policy: rootnetwork.co/privacy
Sep 9, 2026
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