Your laptop lid. A jacket. A guitar case. A car that does 2,800 km a month. They already go everywhere — the space on them earns nothing. peelbid turns that surface into inventory: you set the floor, brands bid it up, funds sit in escrow, settled in USDC.
↑ peel it
List an object, mark out the panels, set your own floor. Say where it actually goes and how often — that context is what a sponsor is really buying. You approve every bidder and can turn any of them down.
A sponsored post is buried by the algorithm in a day. A patch is physical, dated and photographed for the whole run. Take one month to test it, or bid twelve and push the monthly rate down.
We'll email once, when it opens. Tell us which side you're on so we build the right half first.
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Panels are drawn to true size against the object, so a sponsor sees exactly how much surface they're bidding on.
Owners pick which run lengths they'll take. Brands can bid longer to bring the monthly rate down — every bid shows both totals, so nobody guesses.
Bids sit in escrow. The owner only gets paid once the patch is applied and shown.
Campaigns don't end at payment. Sponsors keep getting dated evidence for the whole run.
USDC in, USDC out. Sponsors never have to buy a volatile coin to pay for anything.