Pixels, not impressions
Pixel Advertising, Sold by the Day
Pick your blocks on a 8×6 wall, upload your creative, pay once. It runs, then it's gone.
The simple definition
A piece of the page is yours
This is screen real estate, not an impression auction. Your image, headline, and link stay in one exact position for the whole run.
- 01Fixed grid
- The wall is 8 columns wide and 6 rows tall. Each cell is 240×240px.
- 02Exact placement
- You tap the specific cell where your block starts. No algorithm chooses the spot for you.
- 03Cropped, not stretched
- Your image fills the block like a cover photo. Nothing gets squashed or distorted.
- 04Timed release
- When the run ends the block empties automatically and goes back on sale.
Sizes & prices
Pick a size, placement and run length to see the exact price. Prices at checkout match exactly.
Tax added at checkout
Size
Placement
Run length
Prime blocks sit in the top 2 rows. Larger blocks scale faster than their cell count because they command more attention.
How the wall fills up
Blocks are bought, run their window, then reopen. That means prime spots come back regularly, and the wall always has a mix of fresh and current ads instead of turning into a static museum.
Who pixel ads work for
Product launches
Point a single block at your launch page and run it for 24 hours. Visitors see the same placement every time they land on the site.
Personal sites & portfolios
A small square or banner links back to your work without needing an ad campaign or analytics setup.
Events & drops
Book a block the day before and let people click straight to tickets or the drop page.
Memes & messages
Because the wall is public, a block can be anything: a birthday message, a joke, or a statement.
Before you book
Common questions
- What is pixel advertising?
- Buying a fixed rectangle of pixels on one page and putting your image, headline and link inside it. The Day Wall is a 8×6 grid of 240×240px blocks.
- What does it cost?
- One 240×240px block starts at $14.00 for 24 hours. Bigger blocks cost more than their block count, and the top 2 rows carry a 1.6× prime premium.
- How long does an ad run?
- 24, 72 or 168 hours, starting the moment payment clears. When the window ends the block clears itself and goes back on sale.
- Why does a bigger block cost more per pixel than a small one?
- Larger placements dominate more of the page, so pricing scales with the area to the power of 1.35. A 2×2 block uses four cells but costs more than four single cells because it creates one continuous, harder-to-miss shape.
- Can I book the same spot again after it expires?
- Yes, but not automatically. Once your run ends the block becomes open again and anyone can grab it. If you want the same placement back, book it before someone else does.
- How can I tell whether a pixel ad sent useful traffic?
- Use a dedicated landing-page link or add UTM tags to your destination URL before booking. That lets your own analytics separate visits from The Day Wall without relying on tracking inside the wall itself.
- What makes a creative readable in a small block?
- Use one strong image, a short headline, and high contrast. Avoid putting paragraphs or tiny logos inside the uploaded image—the block already displays your headline, and visitors can click through for the details.