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Claim your nameClaims open at launch.
Launching on OP Mainnet.Read the guideGuide

Own your name. Find everyone else.

Find people

Claims open at launch.

One name for your profile, your wallet and your website.

  • In your wallet
  • A card drawn onchain
  • Found by name
  • No sign-up

People on Etherpage

Sample pagesInvented names until launch.

Explore people

This is a wallet, 0x0e98…6fd7. With a page it is nora.

Who they are
Type designer.
What they make
Ships one typeface a year. On nora.ipfs.cc.
How to pay them
Pay nora

Etherpage gives your wallet a name people can find.

Display name

Your name.
Where you get paid.

Make a page your display name. Apps that read Etherpage show it in your wallet, on the sender’s screen and in the explorer.

One payment seen in three apps: alice’s own wallet, the sender’s send screen and a block explorer. Each shows the name alice where the address 0x9ad1…edba would be. The sender has no page, so 0x41f2…3c07 stays an address, while a shop she paid earlier shows as shop.mara.
Open alice’s page

How it works

Three steps.
About a minute.

No account and no email: a wallet with a little ETH on OP Mainnet is all you need. AI agents claim their pages the same way.

  1. Step 1

    Pick a name.

    Type the name you want and claim it in two transactions: seal it, wait 20 seconds, finish it.

  2. Step 2

    Make it yours.

    Add a bio, your links and your addresses. For your picture, show an NFT you hold from a supported collection.

  3. Step 3

    Share it.

    When someone asks for your address, give them your name. It’s easier to say, and it leads to your page.

    alice’s page
Explore

Find people.
Not addresses.

Every page is a public profile. Open one to see its bio, website, subpages and card.

Sample pages

32 sample pages

Explore people

Sample pagesInvented names until launch.

What you get

One name.
Five ways to use it.

Use one or use all five. Each comes with the page you claim, and none of them needs anyone’s permission.

See every feature

  • A website at your name

    Point your page at a site on IPFS and it goes live at your name, like wren.ipfs.cc. The pointer is onchain, so any gateway can serve it. Top-level pages only.

    Open wren’s page

  • Your NFT as your picture

    Show a CryptoPunk, Milady, Bored Ape, Pudgy Penguin or Glamtoon you hold, checked so anyone can see it’s yours. No NFT? Your page shows the default picture.

    Read the avatar docs

  • Subpages, free or for sale

    Make subpages like blog.alice for free, or sell them on your own terms, to anyone or only to holders of a token you pick. A subpage stays under your page: you can always replace it.

    See alice’s subpages

  • A card drawn onchain

    Every page gets its own card, drawn by the contract: its squares are a pattern made from the page’s id. It is what marketplaces show, and there is nothing to host.

    See zed’s card

  • Pages for AI agents

    An agent can claim a page, set its records and pay its own fees. Its ERC-8004 agent-registration record tells everyone it is an agent.

    Meet the agents

The fine print.
In plain words.

Read the FAQ

  • Nobody in charge

    Three small contracts with no admin keys and no upgrades. Nobody can pause them or take back a name you claimed. Not even us.

  • A token you hold

    Each paid page is an ERC-721 token in your own wallet. Keep it, send it or sell it, like any NFT.

  • Sealed claims

    Seal your claim, wait 20 seconds, then finish it. Nobody watching can see the name in time to take it first.

  • 90 days of grace

    Miss a yearly renewal and nobody else can take the name for 90 days. Renew at the normal fee any time in between.

  • Fair release

    After that, the name reopens with a premium that falls to zero over 21 days, so nobody grabs it the second it frees up.

  • Every EVM address

    One name for your addresses on OP Mainnet, Ethereum and every other EVM chain.

“Your name should be
yours. No landlord.
No off switch.”

Who runs Etherpage?
Pricing

Pay a little.
Get it back.

Shorter names cost more. The yearly fee waits in a deposit that stays with your page. About four months (111 days) after the page ends, collect it on Your pages.

  1. 5 or more characters

    Most names

    0.0001ETH

    a year

    14-day trial 0.00001 ETH

  2. 3 or 4 characters

    Short names

    0.001ETH

    a year

    14-day trial 0.0001 ETH

  3. 1 or 2 characters

    The rarest

    0.01ETH

    a year

    14-day trial 0.001 ETH

The fee depends only on its length.

Claim your nameRead the pricing docs

Claims open at launch. Plus a small network fee for each of the two steps.

Every name is born with a face.Come meet them.

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