Earn from completed external Flows
Set an optional USD publisher fee on a public schema. When another business completes a Flow using it, 70% of that publisher fee becomes your earning; ProseID retains 30% to operate the marketplace.
Verified publishers can add an optional fee to a public schema and receive 70% of that fee when another business completes a Flow built from it.
Turn a legal or compliance interpretation into a reusable schema. Businesses can adopt it as a working Flow, your authorship stays visible, and eligible completions can produce publisher earnings.
of the optional publisher fee on eligible completions
Another organisation completes a Flow using your paid public schema
then request payout after at least US$10 becomes available
self-use and promotional balance cannot create a publisher payout
ProseID retains 30% of the publisher fee. The separate base Flow price covers the platform and is not part of the publisher revenue share.
Set an optional USD publisher fee on a public schema. When another business completes a Flow using it, 70% of that publisher fee becomes your earning; ProseID retains 30% to operate the marketplace.
Encode your interpretation of the law once. It then runs automatically for every company that integrates your schema — your judgment, executing at machine scale.
Published schemas surface in the public registry where teams discover, reference, and adapt them. Your name stays with the original published version whenever someone builds from it.
Law changes; you publish a new version. Fixed published versions mean completed records stay anchored to the rules in force at the time, and your back-catalogue keeps proving compliance.
When teams default to your interpretation, it becomes the reference others measure against. You're not advising one client — you're setting the baseline for an entire category.
The visual builder, hosting, validation engine, and updates are handled. You contribute the legal substance; the platform turns it into a working, integrable schema.
Send a fixed version to verified or community peers before you publish it; approvals become visible acknowledgements on that version. Alongside attestations from credentialed peers, review builds a public reputation that signals whose work to trust.
Submit your bar number, jurisdiction, and a short bio. Five business days for review of credentialed applications.
Use the visual builder to encode an interpretation. Publish it publicly and optionally set a USD publisher fee that adopters see before creating a Flow.
Your schema lands in the registry. When another business completes an eligible Flow, 70% of your publisher fee enters a 30-day hold before it becomes available.
Professional verification is not limited by this list. Publishers elsewhere can still publish paid schemas and accrue earnings; Stripe onboarding and withdrawals stay unavailable until payout coverage reaches their country.
Currently enabled
42 countries · publisher Stripe accounts and withdrawals
Coverage reflects ProseID’s current Stripe Connect configuration and may expand or change as Stripe availability changes.
Practicing lawyers, compliance officers, and credentialed regulatory experts in good standing. We verify your bar admission, regulatory body membership, or equivalent credential before activating the badge.
Verified publishers may set an optional USD fee on a public schema. For an eligible completion by another business, the publisher receives 70% of that fee and ProseID retains 30%. Self-use by your own organisation and promotional balance do not generate earnings.
Eligible earnings are held for 30 days, then become available in the publisher earnings workspace. Once at least US$10 is available, your country is supported, and your Stripe payout account is ready, you request the payout yourself. Publishers outside current payout coverage may still be verified, publish paid schemas, and accrue a recorded balance.
The fee is visible before a business creates a Flow and is frozen into that Flow. Once a non-zero fee is established for a schema family, the advertised fee for new Flows can stay the same or decrease, but cannot later increase.
Yes. You retain authorship and the right to update versions. ProseID hosts and distributes; you decide when and how to revise. You can deprecate a schema at any time — existing records remain anchored to the version they used.
You publish a new version. New Flows pick up the new schema; work in progress completes against the version it started on. Past records remain anchored to the exact version they used. Current proof-v2 records can be checked independently with ProseID’s published public keys.
No. You can author schemas for ProseID and continue to advise clients, publish elsewhere, and run your practice as you do today. The registry is additive.
We review credentialed applications within five business days. Once approved, you can publish your first schema the same day using our visual builder.
Verification runs inside ProseID. Confirm your credential, publish a reusable interpretation, and choose whether external completions should carry a publisher fee.
Build a public body of work and receive 70% of your optional publisher fee when eligible businesses complete Flows using it.
Credentialed applications reviewed in five business days · No commitment
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