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Growth · August 26, 2026

LANDLORDS.lol: own a square of the board

outbid.lol but for monopoly

What it does

A monopoly board where every square is real, buyable ad space. Grab one from $1 and your logo goes ON the square. Roll the dice and wherever you land, it sends you to that owner's site — so rent is paid in clicks, not cash. Anyone can outbid you for $1 more and take your square, and you get nothing back. The board is the leaderboard. Come take a square before the good ones are gone.

Every square is for sale from $1. Your logo ON the square. Anyone can outbid you for $1 more — and you get nothing back. Rent is paid in clicks.

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