Every time an AI coding agent thinks, its developer waits. Your line rides that wait — in the terminal, in the row they are already staring at. No popup, no interstitial, nothing covering their work.
Developers run ad blockers, skip pre-rolls and ignore banners. What they do not do is look away from a terminal that is mid-task. That is the whole product: attention that already exists, sold honestly, with the majority of the money going to the person whose screen it happened on.
Blocks of 1,000 impressions. One impression is five continuous seconds on screen — a block is roughly 83 minutes of watched time.
From $0.50 per block, set by you. Highest bid serves first. The price you set is the price you pay — over-delivery is on us.
A human reads every ad before it serves. Rejected campaigns are refunded in full, and cancelling refunds every unserved block.
70% reaches the developer whose machine showed your ad — 85% for the first 500 devices. That split is published and verifiable, not a claim.
In the status line of Claude Code — the row the developer is already watching while their agent thinks. One line, text only, with your destination behind it. It is never a popup, never an interstitial, and it never covers their work.
Five continuous seconds of your line on screen. Not a page load, not a render — five seconds of a developer looking at a screen with nothing else to do. A block of 1,000 impressions is about 83 minutes of that.
You set the price. Bidding starts at $0.50 per block of 1,000 impressions and the highest bid serves first. You pay the fixed price you set and never more: if your campaign over-delivers, the extra impressions are on us.
A human, before it serves once. If we reject it you are refunded in full, automatically. We do not run ads for anything that would embarrass a developer to have on their screen.
USDC on Solana today; card payment is coming. You top up a balance and campaigns draw from it, so you are never charged for inventory you did not buy.
Yes. Cancel a campaign and every block it never served is refunded to your balance. You only pay for impressions that actually reached a screen.
A campaign takes about two minutes to set up and goes live minutes after a human approves it. Want the numbers and assets first? Read the media kit.