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How BitGrid works

One canvas. 100,000,000 pixels. Yours by the satoshi.

BitGrid is a single 10,000 × 10,000 pixel billboard. Buy a block, drop in your artwork and link, and it stays on the grid for anyone to find. The steps below are the real product — play with them, then claim a block.

1 pixel = 1 satoshi

Priced in bitcoin, paid by card.

Your image, your link

Own the block, control the artwork.

Every click counted

Views and clicks in your dashboard.

Claim your pixels
1

Pick how much of the canvas you want

Blocks are sold by area, and every pixel costs exactly one satoshi. Drag to compare sizes.

147 × 147 pixel window — the full grid is 10000 × 10000

Logo tile

50 × 50 pixels

Pixels
2,500
Cost in sats
2,500 sats
Today in USD
$2.05
Select this size on the grid
2

Upload artwork — it stays sharp all the way in

Your image is stored at high resolution and cropped to your block's shape. Zoomed out it is a dot on the canvas; zoomed in, it is a full ad. Drag the zoom to see it.

Coffee shop

Zoom level

Mid zoom — your artwork becomes recognisable.

Try an example

3

Go live, then watch what it does

The moment your payment clears, your block appears on the grid and starts recording activity.

Views

Every time your block is shown or spotlighted.

Clicks

Outbound visits to your link, tagged with UTMs.

Desktop split

See which screens your traffic comes from.

Mobile split

Daily trends, per block, in your dashboard.

4

Explore the real canvas

Drag to pan, ⌘ or ctrl + scroll to zoom, and click any block to open its site. Click empty space to start a claim right there.

10,000 pixels claimed99,990,000 still open1 blocks live
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