$13,350 sold across 193 lids

The marketplace for ads on laptops.

Creators sell the sticker spots on their lid. Brands buy them for advertising.

Or .

193 laptops looking for brands

Rather not browse? Post a brief and creators who fit apply to you.

Everyone stares at laptop lids. Yours may as well get paid.

Laptops fully branded.

$18,886 of ad space bought by brands, across 3 laptops.

How it works

A spot has a price. Your card is held, not charged. The creator approves your logo, and only then is the charge made — straight to them. Some lids run an auction instead: brands bid for a few days, and the highest approved bid wins at the close.

  1. A creator lists their lid

    Mac or PC, the spots and their prices, how long the stickers stay. $19 once, Stripe connected, and the lid is live at its own address — or a brand posts a brief and creators who fit apply to it.

  2. A brand picks a spot

    Logo uploaded, card held, nothing charged. The creator approves the logo by hand; then the charge goes through, straight into their own Stripe. A no releases the hold.

  3. Stickers on, photo posted

    The creator prints the stickers at the size each spot lists, puts them on, and posts the photo. The platform keeps 10% and never touches the rest.

Questions & Answers

It started as brandmymac.com — one MacBook, twenty sticker spots on the lid, inside and accessories, $9,690 raised against a $2,959 machine, goal passed 327%.

This site is that turned into a marketplace: anyone puts their own lid up, brands buy the spots on it, and the listing, the payment and the logo review are handled here.

What sold this week, every week

One email a week: the spots that sold, what brands paid for them, the laptops that went up, and what the whole board is worth. The numbers, not a newsletter about them.

Once a week, nothing else, and one click to stop.