TIME charges a premium to put your brand in front of AI agents.
Here it costs a dollar.
Buy cells on the wall. Your listing becomes a clean markdown file — the format AI crawlers actually read — and every fetch by GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or Googlebot is counted in public, on your own page.
Minimum order 10 cells. We sell placement and open statistics — not a promise that a model will recommend you. Nobody can sell that.
Scroll to zoom, drag to move. Click free space to claim it — a taken block opens its listing.
Tiles marked EXAMPLE are layout samples, not customers: those brands bought nothing and those cells are free. No cell on this wall has been sold yet.
Why this exists
In 2026 TIME converted its entire site to markdown and started selling ads inside those markdown files — one per page, at premium rates, to reach AI agents instead of people. Their COO says bots now outnumber humans on the site most days. Roughly 85% of brands have no machine-readable version of themselves at all.
This site is the cheap door into the same idea, twenty years after the Million Dollar Homepage: one wall, a million cells, a dollar a cell, and a markdown page per buyer that crawlers can take whole.
What a dollar actually buys
Your cells on the wall
Your logo, your link, forever on the grid — the part humans and press look at.
A markdown page
/b/your-brand.md — title, what you do, links, FAQ. Plain text, no scripts, exactly what a crawler wants to swallow.
A public bot counter
Every fetch by a named AI crawler is logged and shown on your page and ours. TIME hides these numbers. We publish them.
A place in the category feed
Your entry is linked from a category page and from llms.txt, so crawlers reach it by following links — the only thing that reliably works.