Nine spots on one lid, stamped on for the life of the laptop. You also get a place on the sponsors wall with your own tracked QR code. Pick yours on the lid.
Open spots show today’s price. Tap one to see your logo on it. Sold spots show the sponsor and their QR.
The center of the lid is one spot, right over the glowing logo. Everyone sees it first. It isn’t priced. The highest offer wins it for the life of the laptop.
Opening offerThis isn’t a media buy. You’re a founding sponsor of an experiment that turns into a company, and you get proof of everything.
Stamped on for the life of the laptop (3 to 5 years). Your wall entry stays for good. If the laptop is replaced, your logo moves to the next one.
Your QR goes through our own link, so every scan is counted. You get the number, not a guess.
Next phase: companies sponsor regular people’s cars. Founding sponsors choose first, before it opens up.

I run Group PV Media, a social media marketing company. I’m also a father of two, and two people at home are watching how Dad handles a hard year. So I’m doing it the stubborn way: building a business without borrowing, begging or pretending.
The problem is the machine. My laptop is on its last breath. It wheezes, it freezes, and some days I swear it asks me to speak softly. Every video, every site, every client message runs through it. When it goes, so does the business. And a new MacBook Pro costs more than I have right now.
Most people would start a fundraiser. I looked at the lid and thought: that’s a billboard. It goes to cafés, client offices and meetings, and people look at it all day.
So here’s the deal. Nine spots. Your logo stamped on for the life of the laptop. A place on this wall, and a QR code that counts every scan. You help me keep my business alive, and your brand rides along. Nobody gets pity. Everybody gets a good story.
Also, I built this whole site with Claude Code, an AI that writes software with me, because I couldn’t afford a developer either. If it works, the next step is putting brands on regular people’s cars. See Level 2 below.

Logo, name and link, updated the day a sponsor goes on. Hover or tap a logo for its QR code.
All prices are in Canadian dollars, taxes included. Each sale raises the next price. The center spot (where the laptop’s own logo sits) is sold by offer.
Not millions. It travels with me through cafés, coworking spaces, trains and meetings. You’re paying to be a founding sponsor with a permanent entry and tracked scans, not for guaranteed impressions.
Stamped on for the life of this laptop, usually 3 to 5 years. If it’s lost or replaced, your logo goes on the next one.
Right when you reserve. Paying is what locks the spot and today’s price, so nobody can take it while you think. Then I email you for your logo, send a mockup, and stamp it. Full refund until I stamp it.
Any legal business. I approve every logo, and I can say no to anything adult, political or misleading. Send your logo exactly as it is. I print it in full colour at the spot’s exact size (100 × 70 mm) and stick it where you chose.
Yes. Click any open spot on the lid. The center is the premium spot and goes by offer.
Fair question. Payment goes through a secure card checkout (Stripe), and you get a receipt right away. You see the mockup and a photo of the finished lid, and you get a full refund if it isn’t stamped.
Next, companies sponsor regular people’s cars driving around the city. Join the list from either side.
Ad on Lid · a Group PV Media project · All prices in Canadian dollars, taxes included.