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Rent a tiny piece of your browser to sponsors and earn a transparent share. MyScreenSpace turns the unused space at the bottom of your browser into money. How it works - Install the extension. One small, quiet sponsor bar appears at the bottom of your browser — you can pause it anytime. - Sponsors pay for that space. You keep a transparent share of what each sponsor pays, shown per sponsor right in the extension. - No account needed to start earning. Your share accrues in your account; sign in only when you want to get paid. Stripe cash-out (from $10) unlocks once payouts open. Private by design - The bar is matched to interests you declare. Your browsing history never leaves your device — the extension cannot see the pages you visit, and ad reports never include URLs. - One permission: local storage for your settings and session. The bar itself renders on the pages you visit, because that is the product. You're in control - Every placement is labeled "Sponsored", with the sponsor named. - Report a misleading ad or block a sponsor entirely, right from the bar. - Collapse the bar to a pill, drag it where you like, or pause it completely. The fine print, up front - Earnings depend on available sponsors and are not guaranteed. If no sponsor matches, the bar simply stays out of the way. - A minute only counts while the tab is visible, in front, and you're active. For advertisers Reach real people in a calm, brand-safe moment — no clutter, no clickbait. Campaigns start at $2 CPM, second-price auction, prepaid only. Visit myscreenspace.com/advertisers.
Sep 29, 2026
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