Squares on a game board from $1; whoever pays one dollar more takes the square and the previous owner gets nothing back. Rent is paid in clicks: dice rolls on the board send visitors to the square owners. The creator is named only as "Zac" in the UK. The domain was registered on 24 August 2026. On 28 August five squares were occupied, worth $51 together. The on-page counters show placeholder values. A TrustMRR page sometimes linked to this site reports $8,679 since March 2025, but it belongs to another product of the same creator.
Creator: n/aCurrency: USDUpdated: 28 Aug 2026 21:57 UTC
A public list where your position is what you paid. Whoever pays more pushes you down.
What is soldA rank on a listPrice forms byPay-to-rank, no endLives onOwn websiteHow oftenNever endsNext buyer viaBuyers post about it · taxonomyMonetizationMonopoly-style board, squares taken by paying $1 morePricingFrom $1; the previous owner gets nothing backGoalNone statedInventoryA fixed board of squaresLaunch platformXCore mechanicRent paid in clicksRepeatableYes, it can sell again
How the mechanism works, and why it works here 7 of 7 blocks · the schema
Every project is taken apart with the same seven questions, each borrowed from a standard analysis tool, so you can compare this one with any other on the board. The funnel numbers come from the daily snapshots, not from the creator.
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Revenue, 30 days
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What is exchanged
Value Proposition Canvas
A square on a game board with a link, and clicks when the dice land on you. Five buyers, $51 between them.
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How the price forms
Pricing mechanism analysis
One dollar more than the last owner takes the square, and the previous owner gets nothing back.
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Supply and scarcity
Scarcity and inventory analysis
A fixed board, most of it empty after four days.
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Growth loop
Viral loop analysis
Rent paid in clicks is the idea; nothing in the numbers shows it working yet.
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Defensibility
Moat and clone analysis
None. The on-page counters are placeholders, which does not help.
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What can kill it
Failure mode analysis
Being one of 450 boards launched the same week.
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Why it works here
Editorial verdict
A good twist on the mechanic that arrived when the crowd had already moved on.
Evidence · 2 items
28 Aug 2026
Public transaction record
TrustMRR profile "remoteopenclaw-com": $8,679 all-time, $2,248 in August 2026, $949 MRR · reported revenue: $8,679 · trustmrr.com(reachable, checked 28 Aug 2026) · The Stripe account belongs to a predecessor product (remoteopenclaw.com) and shows revenue from March 2026 on; the domain landlords.lol was registered on 24 August 2026. Not attributable.
Board on 28 August 2026: five squares at $20, $10, $9, $6 and $6 · reported revenue: $51 · landlords.lol(reachable, checked 28 Aug 2026) · Sum of the visible squares. The counters on the page read "$999999", placeholders.