Own a tower in the Million Pixel Skyline.

A 3D tower on the plot you choose, with your logo on its sign and your link behind it, clickable from the whole city. The tower also gets a line on the ranked board and its own page with a share card. Pixels cost €1 each: the more you own, the taller your tower and the higher your rank.

From €3 (3 pixels) in the Outskirts. Districts closer to the centre have a floor: Midtown from 10 pixels, Downtown from 50, the four Plaza plots from 250. You pay once. If you want your tower to keep climbing on its own, the optional Autopilot adds the same number of pixels every month and stops in one click.

Yes. The builder shows your tower standing on your plot in the live 3D city — your name, your logo, your colour and your height — and the rank it will land on. Nothing is charged until you confirm the payment.

Seconds. As soon as Stripe confirms the payment, the tower stands in the city, you get your page and your share link, and a receipt with your control link arrives by email. No account, no review queue for paid towers.

Your pixels and your plot are permanent: never resold, never expired. Your rank can move — anyone who owns more pixels passes you — and you climb back by adding pixels, which stack on what you own. At equal pixels, whoever paid first stays in front.

No. Every outbound link carries rel="sponsored", as Google requires for paid links. You are buying a permanent place in a public city and the clicks it sends you, which every tower's page publishes along with its real cost per click.

Some, not a flood — plan on that. The site is visited mostly by people looking for the original Million Dollar Homepage. Every tower publishes its clicks and cost per click so you can check before you buy. People mostly buy a tower because it is fun, permanent and shareable.