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Publisher pilot extension for attention scoring, paywall unlock experiments, and reading insights. AttentionValue Pilot helps publishers test smarter paywall experiences using real reader engagement signals. The extension is designed for approved publisher pilots. It observes reading behavior such as scroll rhythm, dwell time, article depth, visibility changes, and paywall moments, then helps publishers evaluate whether a reader session is likely worth nurturing through an unlock, newsletter prompt, offer, or standard paywall experience. Publishers can use AttentionValue Pilot to: • Identify deeply engaged readers before they bounce at a paywall • Run controlled unlock experiments for high-intent sessions • Compare paywall, newsletter, discount, and unlock strategies • Measure downstream outcomes such as return visits, registrations, newsletter signups, subscriptions, and revenue events • Improve loyalty without treating every reader the same way • Support 30-day publisher pilots before broader rollout AttentionValue is not an ad blocker, paywall bypass tool, or consumer scraping product. It is a publisher-side pilot tool intended to help media businesses understand where paywall friction interrupts meaningful reading and where a better reader experience may create long-term subscriber value. The extension is intended for use only in approved publisher testing environments.
May 12, 2026
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