Why This Solves a Real Problem

• Subscription fatigue: Most readers don’t want 10+ subscriptions — they just want access to 1–2 specific articles
• Lost revenue for publishers: Current paywalls turn away casual readers who would happily pay a small fee for one-time access.
• Privacy: Pvt.Space acts as a buffer — users unlock articles without needing to create accounts or share data with every outlet.
• Subscription Fatigue
  Readers are overwhelmed by the sheer number of subscription demands. A typical user may want an article from the New York Times, a feature from The Athletic, and one analysis from The Economist — but subscribing to all three can cost $60+ per month. Most readers only want one or two specific pieces, not a full subscription to every outlet. Pvt.Unlocks removes this burden by offering flexible, one-time access.
• Lost Revenue for Publishers
  Current paywall models push away millions of casual readers. Someone who hits a paywall is far more likely to abandon the article than to sign up for a full subscription. These are readers who would pay a small amount ($0.99–$1.99) for single access but are shut out entirely. Pvt.Unlocks captures that untapped audience, turning “lost traffic” into incremental, low-friction revenue for publishers.
• Privacy & Trust
  Each new subscription requires creating accounts, handing over payment details, and sharing personal data. Many users are unwilling to do this for one-time reads. Pvt.Space acts as a privacy shield: users can unlock articles seamlessly without creating multiple accounts or giving their personal data to every outlet. This increases user trust and keeps publishers compliant with privacy-first expectations.
• Convenience & Accessibility
  Readers get instant access without the hassle of passwords, apps, or recurring bills. Publishers gain exposure to broader audiences who might later choose to subscribe once they’ve sampled content. Both sides benefit from a frictionless reading experience.
• In short, Pvt.Unlocks fixes the broken economics of digital journalism:
  Users avoid subscription overload.
  Publishers gain new revenue streams

Everyone enjoys a cleaner, privacy-respecting experience