Creator auctions
Let your audience call dibbz on the surfaces you already own.
A credit line. A dedication. A title. If your audience sees it, they can bid to put their name on it.
- You set the floor
- You approve every winner
- Losing bidders never charged
- 10% only when it clears
Episode title
The Example Show
Your name in Thursday's episode title, read on air.
Top bid
$240
Closes in
14:22:09
- $240Rampbrand
- $185Jamie R.
- $140thanks to Dana
5 bids so far. Only the winner is charged.
How it works
Two minutes to set up. Zero new work after that.
Skeptical? The demo auctions run on simulated bids, and the sniping is not gentle.
01
Describe the spot
What it is, how you deliver it, what it opens at.
02
Post the link
Your audience bids. Cards are held, never charged, until close.
03
Paste the winner
We email you the line. You paste it and print what it cleared.
Catalog
Purpose-built surfaces
The pasting and disclosure steps are already worked out. Every one can be opened to fans, brands, or both, and you choose per auction.
Episode Title
→The bracketed tag in your episode title
Usual bidders: Your fans
Pinned Comment
→The pinned comment on your next upload
Usual bidders: Product makers & brands
Stream Title
→Your stream title's bracketed tag, on Twitch or YouTube Live
Usual bidders: Game studios & brands
Subject Line
→The subject line of your next issue
Usual bidders: Your readers
Chapter Dedication
→The dedication line above your next chapter
Usual bidders: Your readers
Profile Header
→Your X profile header, rented by the day, week, or month
Usual bidders: Fans & sponsors
Video Title
→The dedication tag in your next video's title
Usual bidders: Your fans
Something else
The credit line under your comic. The name of your D&D tavern. Describe it, we run the auction.
Fans already pay for recognition
Shout-out tiers, superchats, gifted memberships. Instead of a flat $5 tier, the market finds what your most visible spot is actually worth.
It is zero new work
You were publishing anyway. One line gets pasted into something that already exists, and we email you that line at close.
The downside is designed out
No bids means nothing is shown and nobody is charged, so you never look like you failed. You veto any winner. The fee only exists when money clears.
Standing-bid thrones, charity auctions where every bid is a donation, and more surfaces: caption lines, issue titles, strip credits.
House rules on every surface: nothing illegal or questionable (the Terms have the detail), losing bidders are never charged, and winners are always disclosed.