What you decide
The lowest it can ever sell for, once. The rest of the board keeps its ladder.
Each one is its own listing, priced on its own.
Nobody can know this, which is why it is a control rather than an assumption.
Whoever owns the slot sets this, not you. We cannot tell you what they will charge.
An empty slot still belongs to whoever bought it, and still pays you when it sells on.
How it trades
95% of each floor, on 4 slots. Nobody is being displaced, so there is no payout leg — only the protocol’s share comes out.
20% of the price each time, and the price rises 1.4× with every sale — so your share rises with it.
25% of whatever the slot’s owner charges an advertiser, on a board you have already been paid for twice. The owner keeps most of the rest — it is their slot to let.
None of it arrives the moment a slot sells. Each payment is held for 14 days while your page keeps showing what it sold, then it is yours — and if the page stops showing it in that time, the people who bought can hand their pieces back out of what is held.
Your board, slot by slot
Click a row to take it off the market
| Slot | Floor | You get | Taker pays after 3 | Status | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First sale | 3 takes | Rent a year | ||||
| hero.headlineYour main headline | $25.00 | $23.75 | $21.80 | $150.00 | $96.04 | Open |
| hero.imageThe image beside it | $25.00 | $23.75 | $21.80 | $150.00 | $96.04 | Open |
| sidebar.promoA promo box or callout | $15.00 | $14.25 | $13.08 | $90.00 | $57.62 | Open |
| nav.link.1First link in your nav | $10.00 | $9.50 | $8.72 | $60.00 | $38.41 | Open |
It depends how often they trade.
4 slots · 3 changes of hand each
What the terms actually say
On a Standard board
A taker pays
1.4×The current price, whatever it has risen to. They do not have to ask, and you never have to approve a sale — that is the thing being sold.
You keep
20%Of every one of those, forever, with no work from you — 95% of the first claim, when nobody is being displaced.
The displaced owner gets
115%Of the price the slot is at now — always at least what they paid as a floor, often more. Being taken is not a loss, and that is what makes a slot worth owning.
Rent is yours too
25%Of whatever the slot’s owner charges an advertiser, on a board you have already been paid for twice. We cannot tell you what they will charge.
Three steps.
About four minutes
01
Point us at your page
We fetch it and show it back to you, and you click the parts you want to sell. We read your markup; we do not read your analytics, and there is nothing to connect.
02
Set each floor
Nobody can ever buy below it. You can move it right up until somebody buys their first piece, and take any slot off the market at any time.
03
Paste one line
Your page looks exactly the same until something sells. After that each payment waits 14 days, then arrives without you signing anything.
Price your own page.
Marking one up takes about four minutes and costs nothing. You decide whether to list.
How these numbers work
Every figure here is your board’s own terms applied to floors you chose, computed with the same code that settles a real sale. A first claim pays you the floor less the protocol’s 5%; a take pays you 20% of the price, the displaced owner 115%, and the price the next taker sees rises 1.4× each time — which is why your share grows as a slot trades. The run assumes sales with no gap between them, which is the upper bound: when nobody buys, the take price reverts 3% a week for up to 52 weeks, and it never falls below the floor you set. The rent figure is 25% of a rate you set, let for a number of days you set, priced as twelve separate terms rather than one long one — which is the shape a booking actually has, and the one the chain would settle. How often anything changes hands, and what an owner will charge an advertiser, are the two numbers nobody can tell you — which is why both are controls on this page rather than assumptions inside it. The floors are yours to choose and nothing here suggests a page will clear any of them. This is not a projection, an estimate of what your page will earn, or advice.