Spider Peers
Spider Peers

Idle bandwidth is income.

One lightweight agent serves the connection you're not using — metered per GB, paid out monthly. You set the cap and the block-list.

No tinkering · Never saturates your line · Cash out monthly

Start earning

Create your peer account. It only takes a minute.

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01 — Install

One command. Any spare device.

macOS, Android, and Android-based TVs today; Windows, Linux, and iOS rolling out. The agent runs in the background and only uses bandwidth you aren't.

02 — Control

Your cap. Your block-list.

It never saturates your line, and it refuses any domain you name. Your bank, email, and socials are fenced off automatically — synced from your browser, on your device only.

03 — Get paid

Metered, credited, paid monthly.

Every GB you serve is metered server-side and credited to your account. Connect a bank account once; payouts land every month. Clean residential lines earn the top rate.

What you could earn

The connection you already pay for, paying you back.

Every GB you serve is metered server side and paid in cash monthly. Clean, fast, always-on connections earn the top rate — the better your line, the closer you sit to the high end.

Casual

Laptop, a few hours a day

~150 GB / month · compute off

$12–$50 / mo

$150–$600 / yr

Steady · most common

Home connection, always on

~700 GB / month · light compute

$75–$250 / mo

$900–$3,000 / yr

Power

Fiber, multiple devices

~2–3 TB / month · compute on

$250–$830 / mo

$3,000–$10,000 / yr

A clean line at the top rate, high uptime, compute on, and a few devices serving at once — that is how serious peers clear $1,500+ a month. Bandwidth, uptime, and compute compound, and there is no ceiling on what a node can serve.

Estimates, not a guarantee. Bandwidth is metered server side, credited to your account, and paid out in cash every month. Your rate is agreed per peer.

The desktop app

Runs quietly. Earns continuously.

One window shows what you share, what you've served, and that you're connected. Toggle bandwidth and compute on or off any time.

Spider Peer Agent
Spider Peers
CPU 22% · RSS 132 MB · 3 streams · ↓ 4.2 GB · ↑ 880 MB
Backend Connected Tunnel Connected
OverviewStreamsTagsServices Network LogsSettings

What you share

Earning while idle
Proxy bandwidth Sharing

Serve web requests through your connection.

Paid per GB served

Compute & browser Sharing

Run real browser sessions for crawls that need rendering.

Paid for CPU / compute time

128 GB
Served · 30 days
6.5 hrs
Compute served
99.9%
Uptime

Your privacy, safeguarded

Your private sites never touch the pool.

On setup, the agent reads your browser history on your device only to find the sites you use most, like your bank, email, and socials, and automatically adds them to your firewall so your bandwidth is never used to reach them.

  • Read locally, never uploaded. Your history never leaves your machine. We read a read-only copy and keep only the domains.
  • You stay in control. Every site has a toggle, so you can allow any you’re comfortable serving, and your choice sticks.
  • Stays current. It re-syncs daily, so newly busy sites are protected automatically.
Protected from your pool
Synced from your browsers
Local only
C
chase.com
Banking · 1.2k visits · Chrome
G
gmail.com
Email · 980 visits · Chrome · Safari
I
instagram.com
Social · 612 visits · Safari
F
fidelity.com
Finance · 240 visits · Chrome
Read on this device only. Your history never leaves your machine.

Install

Run a peer on any device.

macOS, Windows, Linux (x86-64 & ARM64), Android, and Android-based TVs (Android TV / Fire TV) today. iOS and a browser extension are rolling out. Set up a TV.

$ curl -fsSL https://spider.cloud/peer.sh | sh

Desktop

Get
  • macOS Intel & Apple Silicon
  • Windows 10 / 11
  • Linux x86-64
  • Linux ARM64

Mobile

Get APK
  • Android 8.0+
  • iOS iPhone & iPad

TV & streaming

Set up
  • Android TV 8.0+
  • Fire TV Fire OS 7+
  • Roku
  • Samsung Tizen
  • LG webOS

Browser

  • Chrome & Edge
  • Firefox

macOS is a universal build (Intel & Apple Silicon); Linux ships x86-64 and ARM64.

Turn your idle line on.