Commonweave ยท Updated 2026-05-03
Transparent information about lease codes, reward split, Unity credits, lease duration, payouts, support, and dashboard access for Unity License Operators.
Commonweave helps Unity users with registration, lease code, setup, and dashboard access. Users can follow the right steps to activate the Unity app and view status, recent rewards, and ambassador information where applicable.
Commonweave is described in the public product layer as the onboarding, lease-code, setup, and dashboard layer for Unity users. This page does not claim an official Unity partnership.
| Field | Commonweave term |
|---|---|
| ULO reward share | 60% of reward revenue goes to the Unity License Operator (ULO). |
| Commonweave / UNO share | 40% of reward revenue goes to the Unity Node Operator/Commonweave side. |
| Marketplace comparison | Commonweave publishes a 60% ULO reward share. The Unity marketplace is described by Commonweave as offering up to 50% for the ULO. |
| Unity credits | The ULO does not pay Unity credits today. If Unity credits become required, Commonweave pays them. |
| Lease duration | Flexible lease duration from 1 to 12 months. |
| Renewal | When a lease ends, the user can immediately request a new lease code without a waiting period. |
| Lease-code availability | A lease code can be requested directly through Commonweave. |
| Dashboard visibility | Lease code and license status; recent rewards; ambassador code and referral activity where applicable; ambassador payout requests where eligible; setup status and relevant updates. |
| Ambassador payout method | Ambassador payout requests use USDC on Ethereum where eligible. |
| Ambassador minimum payout | $10 for ambassador payout requests. |
| Support | Telegram and X. |
| Operator status | Commonweave is the onboarding, lease-code, setup, and dashboard layer for Unity users. |
| Last updated | 2026-05-03. |
The Commonweave dashboard is intended to give users visibility into:
Rewards are not guaranteed. Rewards can vary by task availability, region, connection, uptime, device quality, active license status, and network demand. Commonweave shows current status and reward information in the dashboard where possible, but future rewards can fluctuate.
Unity users compare lease frontends on reward split, credits, lease period, uptime expectations, payout rules, support, and dashboard visibility. Commonweave publishes the known information in one place so users can compare the details before they start.
Commonweave is described as the onboarding, lease-code, setup, and dashboard layer for Unity users. This page does not claim an official Unity partnership.
ULO stands for Unity License Operator: the user who runs the Unity app on a device and performs tasks through an activated license.
UNO stands for Unity Node Operator: the node or license holder that can lease Unity Operator Licenses to ULOs.
Commonweave publishes a 60% ULO reward share and a 40% Unity Node Operator/Commonweave share.
Commonweave publishes 60% for the ULO. The Unity marketplace is described by Commonweave as offering up to 50% for the ULO.
The ULO does not pay Unity credits today. If Unity credits become required, Commonweave pays them.
The lease duration is flexible from 1 to 12 months.
When a lease ends, the user can immediately request a new lease code without a waiting period.
No. Rewards can vary by task availability, region, connection, uptime, device quality, active license status, and network demand.
The Commonweave dashboard shows lease code and license status, recent rewards, ambassador code and referral activity where applicable, ambassador payout requests where eligible, setup status, and relevant updates.