BrandMyLaptop / Sticker sponsorship
Laptop sticker sponsorship, explained
A laptop lid goes to the office, the café, the conference and the client meeting, and it faces the room every time. A laptop sticker sponsorship is a spot on one: your logo on a real person’s machine, for 3 to 24 months, with a photo of it on their listing and a link back to you.
How buying one works
- 1
Pick a laptop and a spot
Every listing is one person: their following, where the laptop goes, and the price of each spot.
- 2
Upload your logo and pay
Your card is authorised, not charged. The seller reviews your logo.
- 3
You are charged when they approve it
If they decline, the hold is released and you pay nothing.
- 4
They put it on and post the photo
The photo goes on the listing, and the sticker stays on for the term the listing states.
What it costs
The median spot sells for $240. Brands have paid $13,987 across 45 spots so far.
- Median spot
- $240
- Spots sold
- 45
- Brands buying
- 42
- Laptops today
- 139
Who is selling it
Founders, developers, designers, salespeople, students and creators: people whose laptop is open in front of others most of the day. Browse them by where the laptop goes:
- creators posting in public
- coworking spaces and cafés
- conferences and meetups
- business travel
- client and investor meetings
- campuses and universities
Every laptop taking ad space ›
Where the money goes
Straight to the seller, through their own Stripe account. You pay the spot price and nothing else; the platform takes a 10% commission from the seller.
Every seller signs in with a verified X or LinkedIn account, you are charged only once they approve your logo, and they post a photo of the sticker on the lid.
Proof: one MacBook, 218% funded
Before the marketplace there was one MacBook. Brands bought every spot on it and paid more than twice the price of the machine.
Put your logo on one
Pick a free spot, or enter a budget and see which laptops it buys.