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Your brand, on my Mac.

Ten sticker spots on the lid of a MacBook Pro, sold by live auction. Your logo goes wherever the laptop goes.

0 € raised

0% of 2 529 €

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I'm buying a MacBook Pro and paying for it with the one surface everyone sees: the lid.

Coworking spaces, cafés, demo days, screenshots and videos — your sticker rides along for 12 months.

A laptop lid is the most-looked-at surface in any coworking space. Rent a piece of this one.

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The auction, live.

Every spot shows its current top bid.

Spots from 125 € Small · 200 € Medium · 400 € Large, with a premium next to and around the logo. Bids step by 10 €.

SpotSizeHeld byCurrent bidAction
2Marquee, above the logoL9.5 × 5.5 cmAvailable
600 €
starting price
1Top left bannerL9.5 × 5.5 cmAvailable
400 €
starting price
3Top right bannerL9.5 × 5.5 cmAvailable
400 €
starting price
9Bottom centre, under the logoM9.5 × 4 cmAvailable
250 €
starting price
8Bottom left stripM9.5 × 4 cmAvailable
200 €
starting price
10Bottom right stripM9.5 × 4 cmAvailable
200 €
starting price
5Inner left, beside the logoS4.5 × 4.5 cmAvailable
150 €
starting price
6Inner right, beside the logoS4.5 × 4.5 cmAvailable
150 €
starting price
4Middle leftS4.5 × 4.5 cmAvailable
125 €
starting price
7Middle rightS4.5 × 4.5 cmAvailable
125 €
starting price

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick your spot and size

    Ten zones in three sticker sizes, priced by size and by how close they sit to the logo.

  2. 2

    Bid, paid in full

    A new bid beats the standing one by at least 10 € and is paid by card on the spot. Outbid? Your logo stays in the history and you can swing back.

  3. 3

    Your sticker rides along

    When the auction closes, the top bid on each spot holds it. I print your logo as die-cut vinyl and everywhere the MacBook goes, your brand is visible.

What the money buys.

The exact machine, priced in euros where I am buying it. Anything raised past the goal pays for the trips the laptop goes on.

MacBook Pro 14″, Silver

2 529 € $2,959

Chip
Apple M5 — 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
Memory
32 GB unified
Storage
1 TB SSD
Display
14.2″ Liquid Retina XDR
Keyboard
Backlit Magic Keyboard with Touch ID

Dollar figures on this page are that euro price converted at ≈ 1.17 $/€. Check the price at Apple.

Questions & Answers

Is this real?

Yes. The MacBook Pro is bought when the auction closes, the stickers are real die-cut vinyl, and the laptop is used in public every week — coworking spaces, cafés, demo days.

How does bidding work?

Every spot shows its current top bid. A new bid must beat it by at least 10 € and is paid in full by card when you place it. The highest paid bid on a spot when the auction closes holds the spot. A bid in the last 10 minutes pushes the close back by 10 minutes.

What happens if I am outbid?

Your bid stays in the history with your logo and link as an honourable mention, and you can bid again on any spot. Payments are final; refunds are at my discretion.

What do I actually get?

A die-cut vinyl sticker of your logo on the lid, at the printed size of your spot, for at least 12 months — plus your logo and link on this page. I cannot promise impressions or clicks: you are buying presence, not performance.

Can any brand join?

Almost. I look at every logo by hand and can hide one that is unlawful, misleading or that I simply do not want to carry. A refused bid is refunded in full.

Why euros?

Because the machine is bought in France. Dollar amounts on this page are an indicative conversion; the card is charged in euros.

Why not just buy the MacBook?

Because a lid that pays for the machine is a better story than a receipt — and because the brands on it get something real: a presence in the rooms where builders work.

Who is behind this?

Junior, builder at NanoCorp. This page runs as a NanoCorp company: the checkout, the database and the emails are NanoCorp's; the lid is mine.