Live and shared
- Bids stored in a server database — everyone sees the same auction
- Server-enforced deadline: 8:00 AM ET, September 18
- Atomic bid processing with IP rate limiting
- Immutable bid audit log and moderation tools
Live auction · 12 spots
I’m buying one real iPhone 18 Pro on launch day. Twelve brands can own its surfaces—eight vinyl spots on the back, four placements on the lock screen. Bidding starts at $1.
Heads up Bidding is free. Winners are invoiced after close — a spot is only secured once payment clears. No card is stored during bidding.
The inventory
Every placement opens at $1. Select one on the map to see its exact location, size and current bid — then outbid in one click.

Select a placement to inspect it
How it works
Compare all twelve placements. Back spots become removable vinyl; screen spots become part of the wallpaper.
The highest valid bid at the 8:00 AM ET close on September 18 wins. Bids are stored server-side and visible to everyone in real time.
Winners are invoiced by email, send print-ready artwork, and I apply it, photograph the finished phone, and keep every winner linked on this page.
Every winner receives
Trust, before hype
Strong stunts show their receipts. Here is what the site already does on its own, and what gets published before the first payment is taken.
The target device
Apple-announced US starting price. Pre-orders Sep 12; availability Sep 18. The purchase receipt will be published in this section.
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FAQ
Anything not answered by policy before launch does not take money.
Yes — bidding is open. Bids are stored on a server, timestamped, rate-limited and visible to every visitor in real time. No payment is taken during bidding: winners receive a payment link after close, and a spot is only secured once that invoice clears.
A removable vinyl placement on the phone back or a zone in the lock-screen wallpaper, an artwork proof, a finished-phone photo set, and a permanent linked winner listing.
After close, each winner is invoiced by email for their final bid. If a winner does not pay, the placement passes to the next-highest bidder. Outbid bidders are never charged — bidding itself is free.
8:00 AM Eastern Time on Friday, September 18, 2026 — the announced availability date. The deadline is enforced on the server; bids arriving after the close are rejected, whatever your device clock says.
Every bid is processed server-side with a minimum-increment check, so two people cannot bid the same amount at once. Each auction has an immutable audit log, and abusive traffic is rate-limited by IP.
Lawful, work-safe brands whose artwork remains legible at the placement size. Bids can be declined under the content policy: misleading, hateful, adult, gambling or infringing material will not be applied, and those bids are refunded in full.
No. This is an independent personal project. Apple, iPhone and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.; they identify the device and do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.
Twelve surfaces. One odd little piece of internet history.