Browser extension for supported chatbots
A single free browser extension works with the supported AI chat products and is designed to run while you chat normally.
uwait
uwait is an AI ad network and Chrome extension that places native ads during chatbot wait time, with revenue shared between users and cited sources. It also gives advertisers a way to reach AI power users with privacy-safe, aggregated reporting.
What uwait does
uwait is an ad network and browser extension for AI wait-time. It places a single native ad in the seconds while a chatbot is generating a reply, then shares the revenue with the user and the public sources cited in the answer.
The product is built around supported chatbots including ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral, Copilot, DeepSeek, and Grok. For users, it is positioned as a way to earn from time they already spend waiting on answers; for advertisers, it offers access to that attention window with aggregated, privacy-safe reporting.
Core features
Real-time auction mechanics
Each AI response triggers a real-time auction for the wait-time slot, with the highest bid winning immediately.
Native wait-time ad placement
The winning placement appears as a discreet native ad during the seconds the model is already thinking, rather than interrupting the answer.
Automatic revenue split
Uwait splits each winning bid in real time between the user, the cited sources, and the platform.
Prompt and response privacy
The extension says it never reads prompts or answers; it only detects that a reply is being generated and which public domains were cited.
Campaign setup and reporting
Advertisers can create campaigns with headline, body, destination URL, CPM bid, budget, live preview, and aggregated results.
Practical use cases
Frequent AI use during coding
Developers who spend much of the day in ChatGPT or similar tools can let the extension run in the background and earn from the time spent waiting on answers.
Knowledge work and research
Researchers, analysts, and writers who use AI for drafts, summaries, and questions can monetize repeated wait time without changing their workflow.
Study and learning sessions
Students using AI for study help or explanations can turn recurring generation pauses into small earnings while keeping the interaction unchanged.
Campaigns for tech-focused audiences
Advertisers who want to reach technical audiences can place a native ad in the response wait slot, preview it first, and then optimize against aggregated metrics.
Royalties for cited sources
Publishers or cited sources can benefit from the royalty split that sends part of each winning bid back to the public domains referenced in an answer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lets people earn while using AI tools they already open during the day.
- Shares revenue with both the user and the cited sources, not only the platform.
- States that prompts and AI responses stay on the user's machine.
- Offers a live preview for advertisers before spending.
- Supports a clear campaign setup flow with CPM bidding and budget controls.
Cons
- The site does not provide a published pricing page with normal plan details; the pricing URL shown in the evidence returns a 404.
- Earnings are not fixed and depend on actual usage and advertiser demand, so the product does not promise a specific monthly amount.
- Advertiser analytics are aggregated rather than individual-level, which limits user-level targeting detail.
FAQ
How does uwait pay earner users?
You install the free Chrome extension and then use supported chatbots as usual. When an answer is being generated, uwait runs an auction for that wait-time slot and credits your wallet when you win; you can withdraw to your bank through Stripe after reaching the payout minimum.
Does uwait read my prompts or answers?
No. The extension says it only detects that a response is being generated and which public domains the AI cited. It does not read prompts or AI responses, and prompts and answers stay on the user's machine.
Which AI platforms are supported?
The site names ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral, Copilot, DeepSeek, and Grok. It says more platforms are added regularly.
How do advertisers launch a campaign?
Advertisers set a headline, body, destination URL, CPM bid, and budget, then preview the native placement before spending. Campaigns then run through real-time auctions when users trigger AI answers, with aggregated reporting for impressions, clicks, and CTR.
What reporting do advertisers get?
The product uses aggregated, anonymised reporting. Advertisers do not see individual users or prompts, and the site says targeting and analytics are privacy-safe.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI ad network
- Primary users
- AI power users and advertisers
- Supported platforms
- ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral, Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok
- Platform
- Chrome extension plus advertiser campaign interface
- Revenue model
- Real-time CPM bidding on AI wait-time slots
- Source domain
- uwait.co
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