I&#x27;ll just add one word to Jordi&#x27;s sentence: <i>&quot;just give me a way to _conveniently_ give you that money directly&quot;</i>. Like you can&#x27;t ask people to encrypt their email if it makes their life harder, you can&#x27;t expect website users to go through repeated hoops for the sake of properly remunerating a website. It&#x27;s just too much of a hassle, the easy option (installing an ad-blocker) will win.<p>I will neither make the effort to click the &quot;Donate&quot; link on each site I visit, but what if we could dedicate a Flattr&#x2F;Patreon-like monthly amount to supporting websites? It could be:<p>- Slowly drained during the month, or split at the end of the month in proportion of the visits.<p>- Done by the ISP? It would probably be the least privacy-invasive option, since they are already being trusted with knowing what my usage is. Imagine your ISP usage dashboard greeting you with <i>&quot;You&#x27;re on a 2MB unlimited ADSL line, for 40 $&#x2F;month. You are also choosing to pay 10 $&#x2F;month for proportional website remuneration, which currently will go to these sites: &lt;pie chart showing my money split&gt;. Websites frequently visited but not appearing here might not be part of ProportionalMonetizationPlatform, or be paid apps that you remunerate directly.&quot;</i>