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Revenue share
Earn a share of every credit spent against your schemas. Passive income that scales with adoption.
Author once. Companies pay every time they verify. The platform handles hosting, distribution, and updates — you keep practicing law.
ProseID hosts a registry of compliance schemas — GDPR, HIPAA, KYC, employment law — authored by lawyers and used by thousands of teams. Become a verified publisher and earn a share of every credit spent against your work.
Earn a share of every credit spent against your schemas. Passive income that scales with adoption.
Companies trust your interpretation on sight. The badge sits next to every schema you author.
A page on ProseID at /registry/your-name. Every schema links back to your practice.
See which companies rely on your work, which jurisdictions need updates, and where to focus next.
When law changes, you publish a new version. Existing signed payloads stay valid forever — they prove compliance with the rules in force at the time.
Be the lawyer thousands of teams reach for first. Your schemas can be referenced and forked across the registry.
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. Optionally fine-tune in JSON. Publish public or private.
Companies adopt your schemas, run sessions, and you earn a share of every credit. Track usage and earnings live.
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.
You receive a percentage of every credit spent against schemas you authored. Rates vary by tier and are set in your publisher agreement; the dashboard shows real-time earnings.
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 signed payloads remain valid.
You publish a new version. New sessions pick up the new schema; in-flight sessions complete against the version they started on. Past signed payloads are anchored to the version they were created against and remain independently verifiable.
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.