TheWorldsBillboard by the Numbers
Live stats, updated automatically: how many spaces have been claimed, how many countries they come from, and the biggest and newest spaces on the billboard.
Read more →Million Dollar Homepage Alternatives in 2026: Where You Can Still Buy Pixels
The original sold out in 2006. Here are the pixel grids, crypto canvases, and shared billboards you can still get onto in 2026, and how they differ.
Read more →How Much Does a Billboard Cost? Times Square vs. the Highway vs. Online
A US billboard averages about $3,953 a month. Times Square can hit $150,000 a day. Here is what drives the price, and what you can do with $3 online.
Read more →The World’s Most Famous Billboards (and the One Anyone Can Join)
Times Square, Piccadilly Circus, Shibuya, a Hollywood real estate ad that never came down, and the internet’s own billboard. A short tour.
Read more →What Happened to the Million Dollar Homepage?
A student sold a million pixels for $1 each in 2005. Here is what happened next: the sellout, the eBay auction, the ransom attack, and twenty years of link rot.
Read more →r/place, the Million Dollar Homepage, and the Internet’s Love of Shared Canvases
From a million $1 pixels in 2005 to ten million Redditors fighting over a grid: a short history of the internet’s shared canvases, and what each one got right.
Read more →Cheap Ways to Advertise a Small Business Online (That Actually Stick Around)
Ads stop the moment you stop paying. These low-cost options keep working after the budget runs out: free listings, useful content, community, and a $3 billboard space.
Read more →Digital Memorials: Meaningful Ways to Remember Someone Online
From memorialized accounts to tribute pages and a space on a shared billboard: gentle, practical ways to remember someone online, and to plan your own digital legacy.
Read more →Why We Built a Billboard Anyone Can Own
Most billboards sell to you as you speed past. TheWorldsBillboard was built so anyone, anywhere, can leave a permanent mark on a global collaborative digital billboard – without an ad agency or algorithm.
Read more →How People Are Using TheWorldsBillboard
From personal milestones and brand visibility to digital memorials and art experiments – the many ways people are claiming permanent spaces on the world's digital billboard.
Read more →Every Space Tells a Story: Highlights From the Billboard
Zooming in on a few of the earliest legacies – from the very first entry to a viral creator's tiny corner – and the stories that shaped what this digital billboard project is becoming.
Read more →What Is TheWorldsBillboard? The Story Behind the Project
The story behind TheWorldsBillboard: why we built a collaborative digital billboard with infinite capacity where anyone can claim a permanent space, and what "legacy" really means.
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