
Make This Button More Expensive
A button that gets $1 more expensive after every purchase
What it does
The button starts cheap and gets $1 more expensive every time someone buys it. Each buyer gets a permanent public receipt with their name and message. It’s part internet experiment, part escalating ad space: if the site gets attention, early receipts become cheap permanent placements in the history.
A ridiculous public button that gets $1 more expensive every time someone buys it. Leave a message, get a receipt, make the number go up.
Pay the posted price. Get a permanent receipt. Make the next person pay exactly $1 more . Every row is a finalized purchase. Names, amounts, messages, timestamps—no invented activity. It started at $1. Every finalized receipt adds exactly one dollar. Charged in USD. Your card issuer may convert the amount or apply its own fees. The image carries the amount, the culprit, and the new price. The link reconstructs this exact receipt. Submitting this form does not prove ownership. Corrections and privacy requests may require verification. Do not submit card numbers, payment credentials, passwords, or other sensitive information. Requests are delivered to The Button Office through Formspree.…from makethisbuttonmoreexpensive.com
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