For sale now
Booking is handled by hand while we're on devnet — tap a slot to message us with it filled in. The self-serve wallet flow is next.
Split your banner into slots and sell them by the day. Sponsors pay into escrow up front. An independent verifier checks your profile every five minutes, and you're paid for every day the ad was actually up — automatically, with no network taking a cut and no one to chase.
Booking is handled by hand while we're on devnet — tap a slot to message us with it filled in. The self-serve wallet flow is next.
How it works
Every ad deal between two people today runs on a handshake: the sponsor pays and hopes the ad stays up, or the creator posts and hopes the money arrives. Displaid replaces the hope with a check.
A rectangle on their X banner, priced per day. A short code in their bio proves the profile is theirs — nobody can list a banner they don't control.
Picks the dates, sends the creative, and pays the full amount into escrow. The creator puts the creative in the slot and uploads the banner.
It looks at the live profile, crops out the slot, and confirms the sponsor's creative is there. Each check is recorded publicly as a pass or a fail.
When the booking ends, the creator receives the share of checks that passed and the sponsor gets the rest back. Nobody has to sign off, and nobody can hold the money hostage.
Slots
Your banner is worth more as seven slots than as one, and sponsors want to know exactly what they're buying.
Every slot is its own listing with its own escrow and its own checks. A sponsor's result depends only on their rectangle: another sponsor arriving, leaving, or changing their creative can't fail your booking or get paid for yours.
| Tested on a real banner | Checking the whole banner | Checking each slot |
|---|---|---|
| Your ad removed, everything else the same | Still paid — wrong | Not paid — right |
| Your ad intact, a neighbour's changed | Not paid — wrong | Paid — right |
| X recompressing the image | Fine | Fine |
For creators
Three steps, no application, no minimum follower count.
Sponsors find you on the market, not the other way round. You set the price per day and the minimum booking. Money is in escrow before you change a single pixel, and it reaches your wallet the moment a booking closes.
List your banner Banner template Slot sizes & rules
Listings are set up by hand while we're on devnet. You'll hear back the same day.
Seven slots, sized and placed. Or use your own design that keeps the slots where they are.
One short code proves the profile is yours and covers every slot you list.
Each slot is booked and paid on its own. Sell one, sell seven.
For sponsors
You pay for days your ad was shown. Not for days it was promised.
Every check on your booking is public — you can watch them land on this page. If the ad comes down early, the unspent balance comes back to you without asking anyone. If it stays up, the creator is paid in full and on time. Either way, nobody's word is involved.
Your payment sits in escrow for the whole booking. It pays out against the checks, not against a screenshot or an invoice.
288 checks a day, each one a pass or a fail you can see. A sponsorship report you don't have to take anyone's word for.
Founders and creators sell banner slots to get to Breakpoint. Sponsor one, and you'll know your logo was up every day you paid for.
The banner
A 1500×500 banner with seven slots, ready to upload.
Two big slots for headline sponsors, two medium, three strips. Drop each sponsor's creative into its rectangle, upload, and each slot is checked on its own from then on. Exact sizes, positions, and creative rules are on the specs page.
Why it's fair
If the verifier misses checks — X rate-limits it, the network drops — those checks simply aren't counted. Only checks that actually happened decide the payout.
A small allowance forgives a couple of failed checks, but it can never exceed what was delivered. A creator who never showed the ad gets nothing.
We earn on what was shown. We never take a cut of a refund.
Once a booking ends, anyone can trigger the payout. A sponsor or creator who goes quiet can't strand the funds.
Where we are
Listing, escrow, verification and payout all work end to end, and the first booking has settled. Payments use a test token while we're on devnet, and bookings are set up by hand.
Connect a wallet to list or book. Slots open for bids and close to the highest one. Then mainnet with USDC.
Avatars, pinned posts, other networks — and physical spaces, once there's a way to check them.
Today the checks are run by one operator. The next step runs them inside hardware that proves which code ran, so the record can't be edited even by us.