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Your logo goes places.

Bid for a sticker spot on a real MacBook a Canadian developer carries everywhere, so your brand rides along to the rooms where software gets built.

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Tap any spot to place a bid.

Cafés, co-working spaces, hackathons. Get your brand out into the world it’s built for.

Everybody knows the apple.
Your logo rides right beside it.

Live auction — 0 of 10 sticker spots taken

The auction, live.

Every spot shows its current top bid. Outbid one and your logo goes up the moment your deposit clears.

Squares from $99 · Strips from $179 · Banners from $349, with a premium for the spots flanking the Apple logo.

1Top-left bannerL9.5 × 5.5 cm— open —$349starting
2Marquee, above the logoL9.5 × 5.5 cm— open —$349starting
3Top-right bannerL9.5 × 5.5 cm— open —$349starting
4Middle leftS4.5 × 4.5 cm— open —$99starting
5Beside the logo, leftS4.5 × 4.5 cm— open —$99starting
6Beside the logo, rightS4.5 × 4.5 cm— open —$99starting
7Middle rightS4.5 × 4.5 cm— open —$99starting
8Bottom-left stripM9.5 × 4.0 cm— open —$179starting
9Bottom centre, under the logoM9.5 × 4.0 cm— open —$179starting
10Bottom-right stripM9.5 × 4.0 cm— open —$179starting

Where it gets seen

Real reach, not another ad slot

This isn’t an impression counter. It’s a physical lid in front of the exact audience most software brands are trying to reach.

Hackathons

Open on the table at build weekends, next to the people shipping the next thing.

Co-working spaces

A permanent desk fixture in front of founders, designers, and engineers all day.

Cafés

Out in the wild where a good logo gets a second glance over a flat white.

How it works

Three steps

1

Pick a spot and bid

Choose an open spot or outbid a taken one. Pay a small deposit through Stripe to hold your bid — card details never touch this site.

2

Go live instantly

The moment your deposit clears, your logo takes the spot on the board — no approval step. If someone outbids you before close, your deposit is refunded automatically.

3

Ride along

When the auction closes, the winning logos are printed as stickers, applied to the lid, and travel everywhere the laptop goes.

What the money buys.

Here are the exact specs. Every dollar goes toward one real machine: a 14-inch MacBook Pro I buy, sticker, and carry every day. Once the $3,724 goal is met the laptop is ordered, and anything raised past it keeps it on the road, funding the hackathons, co-working days, and café sessions where your logo gets seen.

MacBook Pro 14", Silver

$3,724
Chip
M5 Pro · 15-core CPU, 16-core GPU
Memory
24 GB unified
Storage
1 TB SSD
Display
14.2" Liquid Retina XDR, nano-texture
Colour
Silver

Priced at Apple Canada, in Canadian dollars, where I’m buying it. Sticker spots open from $99, and the run lasts the life of the lid. See it at Apple.

FAQ

Good questions

Yes. The bids fund a real MacBook Pro that I carry every day. Once the auction closes, the winning logos are printed as stickers and applied to the lid, and the board on this page shows the final arrangement.

Your logo, physically on the lid of a laptop that spends its life in public — hackathons, co-working desks, and cafés — plus your brand name and link shown on this page next to your spot for the run of the sticker.

When you place a bid you pay a small deposit through Stripe to hold it. Card details are entered on Stripe, never here. If someone outbids you, your deposit is refunded automatically. If you win, the deposit comes off your final invoice.

Yes — the moment your deposit clears, your logo takes the spot and shows on the board. There is no waiting on approval. I do reserve the right to remove and refund anything unlawful, misleading, or not safe-for-work.

Until the auction closes, any spot can be outbid. If you are, you keep your place in that spot’s history and can top up to bid again — you only pay the difference on a deposit you already made.

No. Every spot is paid placement, not an endorsement — of the brands by me, or of me by the brands. This site is not affiliated with Apple.

Sadi

Hey, I’m Sadi 👋

I'm a Canadian developer funding my next MacBook the fun way — renting out its lid. It rides with me to hackathons, co-working spaces, and coffee shops, so the brands on it get seen by the exact people who build and buy software. Want a spot, or just curious?