Claim a block.
Own the wall for a day.
One page. 48 blocks of 240×240px. Pay once, your ad runs its full window, then the block clears itself and reopens.
- Grid
- 8 × 6
- Blocks open
- 48
- Live ads
- 0
- From
- $14.00
The wall, live
0 ads · 0 of 48 blocks taken · dashed blocks are openLive in three steps
- 01
Tap an open block
Pick your size, then tap any dashed block on the 8×6 grid. It stays selected while you build the rest of the ad.
- 02
Preview your creative
Upload a picture, add a headline and a link, and watch the ad render inside the exact cells you chose — cropped, never stretched.
- 03
Pay once, run a day
Checkout is four short steps. Your window starts when payment clears and the block clears itself when it ends.
No contracts
One flat charge for one run. No agency, media buyer or minimum spend.
Fixed inventory
Only 48 blocks exist, so the wall never turns into ad soup.
Real links
Every block can point at your site, launch page or checkout.
Self-clearing
When the run ends the block empties automatically — nothing to cancel.
Pricing scales with impact
A single 240×240px block is $14.00 for 24 hours. Bigger ads climb faster than their block count, prime placement in the top rows is 1.6×, and longer runs cost more the longer they hold the space.
Square
1×1 blocksSmall but sharp
240×240px
$14.00/ 24h
prime $22.40 / 24h
Banner
2×1 blocksMost popular
480×240px
$35.69/ 24h
prime $57.10 / 24h
Tower
1×2 blocksTall & loud
240×480px
$35.69/ 24h
prime $57.10 / 24h
Wide
3×1 blocksHeadline width
720×240px
$61.69/ 24h
prime $98.70 / 24h
Block
2×2 blocksImpossible to miss
480×480px
$90.97/ 24h
prime $145.55 / 24h
Takeover
4×2 blocksOwns the wall
960×480px
$231.90/ 24h
prime $371.04 / 24h
Before you book
How long does an ad run?
A run is 24, 72 or 168 hours, starting the moment your payment clears. When it ends the block empties itself and reopens for the next buyer.
What do I need to submit?
A name, a headline and an email. A picture, tagline and link are optional — the picture is auto-cropped to your block so nothing stretches.
What's the difference between prime and standard?
Prime is the top 2 rows of the wall — the first thing anyone sees — and costs 1.6× standard. Everything below is standard placement.
Can I change my ad after it goes live?
Text and links are locked once the run starts, so review the preview at checkout. Email abrahamsmith20@gmail.com if something is wrong and we'll sort it.