About BitGrid
BitGrid is a single public advertising canvas made of 100 million pixels, arranged as a 10,000 × 10,000 grid. Every pixel costs exactly one satoshi per year, so the price of a spot is never negotiated and never hidden: a 100 × 100 block is 10,000 sats, a single pixel is one sat. Anyone can zoom into the grid, find free space, choose an area, upload artwork, add a link and a short line of hover text, and pay by card. Once the payment clears, the pixels are yours for the duration you bought, and your artwork appears on the live grid for every visitor to see.
BitGrid is built for small brands, indie makers, crypto projects, artists, community groups and anyone who wants a permanent, verifiable piece of a shared internet landmark rather than a disposable impression in someone else's feed. Owners get a dashboard with view and click counts, device breakdowns and daily trends, so a pixel block is a measurable placement and not just a souvenir. Blocks can also be listed as open to offers, which lets the grid keep changing hands as it fills up.
The project is built and maintained by a small independent team that runs the grid, reviews submitted artwork, and keeps the canvas, pricing and analytics working. Pricing is pegged to bitcoin and refreshed continuously, and expired blocks are released back to the grid automatically so the canvas stays alive.