It is the proof that gets you paid.
Every time an AI agent touches your work, the ledger writes the receipt — what it was allowed to do, and what it actually did.
The agent takes the paper home. We keep the carbon copy.
When they match — that's proof.
Right now, AI agents are pulling music, video, images, voices — millions of pulls a day. Nobody logs them. Nobody asks permission. It's already illegal. And when you try to prove what was taken, you walk in with nothing.
"We think they took our stuff."versus"Here's the receipt."
One of those wins. The other one is a feeling.
Every licensed pull writes a signed receipt — held by the agent and by the ledger. Neither side can forge it alone.
An AI agent requests your work through a Meta-Stamp pocket — your content, your terms.
The ledger records who, what, when — and what the agent was allowed to do. A signed receipt is issued.
The agent must present the receipt to whoever dispatched it. No paper, no proof the pull was licensed.
Our copy meets their copy. That's the proof — admissible, auditable, undeniable.
We're not taking anyone's library.
We're not hosting anyone's library.
We're the receipt printer on the door — not the warehouse.
The ledger is a tamper-proof record of what every agent was authorized to do against what it actually did. Successful pulls are logged. Refusals are logged too — every HTTP 402 denial becomes part of the record. In a dispute, the denial ledger is the moat: it proves you said no, and they knew it.
Each agent carries its own identity and permission scope. No anonymous pulls.
Per-asset pricing, set by you — the owner. Not by us, not by the agent.
Pulls, refusals, license checks — an immutable timeline of your catalog's life.
No rip-and-replace. No handing over your catalog. Your library stays exactly where it is — Meta-Stamp wraps it in the receipt layer.
Point Meta-Stamp at your work. It stays yours, where it lives. We never take it, we never host it.
Per-asset pricing, set by you. Change it anytime. Your terms, enforced by the ledger.
From day one, every pull and every refusal is logged. The receipts start compounding immediately.
The lawsuits are coming — the ledger is the evidence. But that's act one. Act two is machine-to-machine licensing at scale: agents licensing work from agents, settled automatically, every transaction written to the same ledger. Early partners don't just get protection — they get positioned at the front of the largest licensing market ever built. Including the parts of your catalog you don't even know are monetizable yet.
Creators keep the lion's share. We only win when you win.
No. Your catalog stays exactly where it is, under your control. Meta-Stamp is the receipt printer on the door — not the warehouse. We record what agents do with your work; we never hold the work itself.
No. Content ID detects copies after the fact. The ledger records permission before and during — what each agent was allowed to do, what it actually did, and every refusal. It's proof of the transaction, not a fingerprint of the file.
Pricing is per asset and set by you, the owner. On every licensed pull, you keep 85% and Meta-Stamp takes 15%. No license fee to get started — we only get paid when you get paid.
The refusal is written to the ledger — the HTTP 402 denial ledger. In a dispute, that's your proof that you said no and the agent knew it. "No" is data too.
Meta-Stamp was founded by Chris Coyne — artist, singer, writer, and nominated sound editor — who built the platform from zero. The technology is protected by 12 patents pending, with the ledger as the most defensible.
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