Ad space on Plurivum's 14″ MacBook
11 brands on my MacBook while I build my next startup
0 €soldgoal 3 000 €
Auction11 of 11 spots · bidding
Plurivum @Plurivum
Tap a free spot to buy it.
11 brands on my MacBook while I build my next startup
Auction11 of 11 spots · bidding
Plurivum @Plurivum
Tap a free spot to buy it.
I'm building Plurivum Save, a consumer app designed to help households reduce food waste and unnecessary spending. I'm developing it independently as a solo founder, and I'm selling space on the MacBook I use to build it to help fund the journey.
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Printed as die-cut vinyl at the size shown, plus a listing on this page with a link to your site. The seller has 14 days from your purchase to get it on the lid and post the photo.
Bids, held on your card and charged only if yours is the highest approved at the close. Your logo goes to Plurivum for approval before it appears.
Plurivum (@Plurivum, verified on X) takes the payment, approves your logo, prints the sticker and puts it on their own laptop. BrandMyLaptop runs the listing and takes 15% — we are not a party to the sale, and we do not check the laptop ourselves.
19.5 × 5.5 cm
Top left banner
29.5 × 5.5 cm
Marquee — above the logo
39.5 × 5.5 cm
Top right banner
44.5 × 4.5 cm
Middle left
54.5 × 4.5 cm
Inner left — beside the logo
64.5 × 4.5 cm
Inner right — beside the logo
74.5 × 4.5 cm
Middle right
89.5 × 4 cm
Bottom left strip
99.5 × 4 cm
Bottom centre — under the logo
109.5 × 4 cm
Bottom right strip
116 × 6 cm
Centre — over the logo
Want several laptops at once? Plan a campaign: pick the creators, one card for all of them.
Your card is authorised now and charged only if Plurivum approves your logo; the money goes to them through Stripe. If they refuse, the hold is released and nothing is printed. Nobody promises you impressions — a sticker is presence, and it is a paid placement rather than a recommendation.
11 of the 11 sticker spots on Plurivum's 14″ MacBook lid are free, from 40 €, by bidding, and a sticker stays on for 12 months. Plurivum is a developer, a designer and a freelancer, and the laptop is seen in coworking spaces and cafés, at conferences and meetups, on business travel and in client and investor meetings.
Every seller carries a few others on their page, and is carried on theirs.
