landlords
landlords.lol
Monopoly-style map where every square is buyable ad space.
$20
Outbid for $21 · #1 is nicklaunches.com
Last updated · Content reviewed
landlords.lol turns a board-game map into a pay-to-own ad grid. You buy a square, put your logo on it, and hope the dice send traffic your way. Anyone can outbid you for $1 more. The live homepage we read had five claimed squares, with nicklaunches.com on top at $20 and a few clicks per square. The on-page total line still shows placeholder 999999 figures, so we only trust the per-square bids.
Our take
The mechanic is clearer than most map clones: squares, dice, and a $1 increment. The board is still thin. Five claimed squares and single-digit clicks mean you are buying a joke map, not a traffic channel. Fun if you want a Monopoly skin. Weak if you need volume.
Key metrics
- Cost per click
- $3.00/click
- Avg clicks
- 3
- Value score
- D (39/100)
- Total revenue
- $51
| Listings | 5 |
| Total clicks | 14 |
| Revenue per bid | $10.20 |
| Domain rating | 0/100 |
How we calculated this
CPC = median(bid/clicks) across 5 live listings with click data ($3.00/click median). Clicks are as reported on the board, not a monthly estimate. Ahrefs DR: 0/100.
Bid history
Aug 27
nicklaunches.com
Only bids that changed are listed.
How does landlords.lol work?
landlords.lol is a Monopoly-style board. Each square is ad space. Claim a square from $1 and your logo sits on it. Anyone can take it for $1 more. Dice rolls send visitors to the square they land on, so rent is paid in clicks. The hidden #boardData list is the live leaderboard of claimed squares.
Bidding rules
- Squares start at $1
- Anyone can take a square for $1 more than the current bid
- Dice rolls send visitors to the landing square
- The board list is the leaderboard
What does a listing include?
- Logo on a board square
- Outbound link from that square
- Place on the hidden bid list
- Clicks when the dice land on you
Is landlords.lol worth it?
Pros
- +Simple $1 increment anyone can follow
- +Map plus dice gives a reason to own more than one square
- +Accessible #boardData list of current bids
- +Low entry price
Cons
- −Only a handful of claimed squares so far
- −Click counts are still in the single digits
- −Homepage totals look like placeholders, not live stats
- −No public JSON API
- −No published refund or payment-processor page
Who should advertise on landlords.lol?
- People who want a map board instead of a numbered list
- Low-budget listings that can live with tiny click counts
- Founders collecting .lol map experiments
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| landlords | $3.00/click | $21 | — | D (39) |
| siliconjungle | $0.65/click | $38 | — | C (52) |
| Ranktop | $2.63/click | — | — | C (42) |
| thewholepage | $2.33/click | $12 | — | C (42) |
| xthrone | $1.67/click | $6 | — | C (46) |
Frequently asked questions
- How do you claim a square on landlords.lol?
- Tap an unclaimed or claimed square and pay at least $1 more than the current bid. Unclaimed squares start at $1.
- Do dice rolls matter?
- Yes. A roll sends the visitor to that square, so the owner gets the click. You can also tap a square directly to claim it.
- Is the $999,999 total on the homepage real?
- No. That line still looks like a placeholder. Use the per-square bids in #boardData instead.