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codoc is aimed at publishers, bloggers, and web service operators that want to charge readers from an existing site. It supports one-time sales for articles, videos, and audio, monthly or annual subscriptions, tips, and configurable buyer trials. WordPress and HTML sites can use an embedded tag, while a plugin supports WordPress and pro API access connects with a publisher’s CMS. Payments include cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and convenience store payment. Paid material is delivered after payment or login, and codoc has a free plan alongside codoc pro at 9,800円 per month.
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Cleeng
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Direct-to-consumer services spanning web, mobile, and TV — Cleeng combines subscriber management, churn analytics, checkout, customer care, and billing across many app and TV channels.
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Content Credits SDK
Free plan APIExtensionWebPublishers monetizing casual readers with micropayments — Content Credits uses pay-per-article micropayments and one reader account across participating publishers instead of codoc’s subscriptions and tips.
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Milkie
Free plan WebDevelopers building paywalls into Next.js applications — Milkie is an open-source MIT paywall SDK for Next.js with layout, component, and metered gating tied to Stripe checkout.
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Paperwall
Free plan ExtensionSelf-hostedWebSites seeking open, per-article micropayments — Paperwall offers an open, self-hostable article micropayment protocol with device wallets, browser tools, and AI assistant integrations.
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Pay-To-View Lite
Free plan WebWordPress sites renting protected videos and media — Pay-To-View Lite sells time-limited video rentals through PayPal and WordPress shortcodes, with access expiring after the rental period.
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Pigeon
Free plan WebPublishers needing broad CMS paywall model coverage — Pigeon supports hard, soft, metered, time-based, cookie, ads, newsletter, and credits paywalls across many CMS platforms.
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Admiral
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Dude Paywall
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PaywallProject
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Tollbridge
Free plan APIWeb - 13
UniSignIn Paywall
Free plan APIWeb - 14
Paperview
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PostGate
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Bobasoftware Publisher Paywall
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InPlayer
Paid AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 19
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Paywall Plus
Paid AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 21
Flip-Pay
Paid APIWeb - 22
Kayak Shop
Paid APIWeb - 23
Piano Analytics
Paid AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 24
PaywallWP
Paid Self-hostedWeb
Readers may look elsewhere when they need print subscriptions, mobile and connected-TV billing, paywall experiments, micropayments, or time-limited video rentals. Platform coverage, integration effort, and access rules can change the fit: codoc centers on websites, an extension, and API workflows, while alternatives range from open-source Next.js components to multi-channel subscriber systems. Compare each option’s billing formats, audience controls, payment handling, and fees. Keep codoc’s 15% sales fee, 300円 withdrawal fee, pro API requirement, and standard price, tip, and message limits in view when weighing a switch.