How creators use WorthIt
One button, many kinds of work. Every example below is a real pattern WorthIt is built for.
A technical writer
Adds a WorthIt button at the end of each in-depth tutorial
“What was this article worth to you?”
Readers who just fixed their problem pay £2–£10. The dashboard shows which tutorials earn, and which topics to write next.
A newsletter author
Puts an email-safe WorthIt link in every edition
“What was this newsletter edition worth?”
Each edition gets its own link, so payments are attributed per issue. No paywall, no subscription pressure.
A free tool maker
Links their WorthIt page from a browser-based converter
“How much time did this tool save you?”
People who saved an hour of work pay what that hour was worth. The value signals show most supporters chose “saved me significant time”.
An open-source maintainer
Links WorthIt from the project README
“Did this library help ship your project?”
Companies and developers pay after the library saved them days of work, attributed to the exact project.
A conference speaker
Shows a WorthIt QR code on the final slide
“What was this talk worth to you?”
Attendees scan and pay in under a minute. Source is tagged as “qr”, so talk earnings are separated from web earnings.
A course creator
Adds WorthIt to free guides and templates
“Did this guide help solve your problem?”
The free material stays free. The people it genuinely helped pay for the value they got.