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Read clear stories and practical guides about permanent pixel ownership, the million-pixel canvas, the Hall of Internet, and what a $10 square buys.
- You missed the Million Dollar Homepage. Don’t miss this one for $10.
The original Million Dollar Homepage turned a simple grid into internet history. This time, a permanent-intent 10×10 square begins at $10.
- Own a piece of the internet for $10. That’s it.
A clear guide to buying a 10×10 square on Milliondollarinternet: choose a location, add artwork and a link, pay once, and receive an owner card.
- The center of the internet goes live September 1.
The middle 100×100 pixels are locked until September 1. Here is why the center is different and how to choose nearby land before it opens.
- The first 100 names get written into the Hall of Internet. Forever.
The first 100 verified buyers receive a numbered founding status on their Hall of Internet owner card. Here is what that status means.
- The 9 squares you actually want (if you buy one)
A practical map of the corners, near-center border, edges, and name-plate shapes that make a pixel placement easy to describe and remember.
- $10 vs a coffee vs a domain vs a billboard
Coffee disappears, domains renew, and billboards rent attention. A $10 pixel square is a different purchase: one public coordinate and an owner card.
- Million Dollar Homepage, 2026: what’s different
The 2005 Million Dollar Homepage and Milliondollarinternet share a million-pixel constraint, but the price, interaction, owner records, and promises differ.
- When a square is gone, it’s gone
The canvas has finite coordinates. Once a verified purchase claims a square, that exact location is no longer offered to another buyer.