Brand My PC
Your brand, inside my PC.
What it does
BrandMyPC is a live auction platform where brands bid for limited logo placements on a real gaming PC. Winners get their logo displayed on the build and featured online for the duration of the campaign.
Bid on a brand sponsorship placement in a public gaming PC build, visible in every update, benchmark and stream.
Fifteen brands will sponsor the machine. Your approved mark appears on the tempered-glass panel — and in every build update, benchmark and stream. Brand logos are illustrative placeholders for this preview. Every placement remains available; no sponsorship is implied. I'm funding a real Epical-Q Mercury EVO through fifteen placements on its tempered-glass side panel. Spots from 300 € Small · 400 € Medium · 600 € Large , with a premium across the most visible top row. Fifteen positions in three sizes, priced by visibility and prominence on the glass panel. The highest verified bid at the end of the auction wins the position. Every outbid is visible in the public history. I apply the approved…from brandmypc.pro
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