Your audience is someone’s target market.Make them pay for it.

Every creator gets one page, and its promoted places are taken in public, a week at a time. Creators set the floor, refuse anyone, and keep 85% on their own Stripe account. Buyers pay what the board says, see every click we counted, and never open an ad account.

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Claiming a page is invite-only for now. Buying a place is open to anyone.

mustsee.page/@angelo
DEMO
AN
Angelo
Design & product
24
reading now
  1. 1REreactkit.pro$240
  2. 2TOtokensync.app$180
  3. 3NOnordtype.co$120
Standing on the board$540
  • Design & product
    AN
    Angelo
    /angelo
    1. 11L1lookup.io$820
    2. 2REreactkit.pro$740
    3. 3TOtokensync.app$640
    $0.57a click3,884 delivered
    See the board
  • Creator economy
    TF
    The Frame
    /theframe
    1. 1EAeasings.dev$480
    2. 2MOmotionpad.co$355
    3. 3OVoverlayer.io$190
    $0.45a click2,275 delivered
    See the board
  • Software & dev
    MI
    Mira
    /mira
    1. 1TYtypeatlas.com$610
    2. 2GRgridwise.dev$430
    3. 3ICiconweft.io$240
    $0.63a click2,030 delivered
    See the board
  • Marketing & growth
    JU
    June
    /june
    1. 1KEkerncheck.app$340
    2. 2PRprismdocs.io$225
    3. 3MOmockstack.app$120
    $0.57a click1,210 delivered
    See the board
  • BTbaseline.tools$520/lenamade
  • SWswatchlab.io$410/lenamade
  • EAeasings.dev$480/theframe
  • MOmotionpad.co$355/theframe
  • TYtypeatlas.com$610/mira
  • GRgridwise.dev$430/mira
  • KEkerncheck.app$340/june
  • PRprismdocs.io$225/june
  • HUhueshift.app$395/devsunday
  • STstackrail.dev$280/devsunday

This is what your audience lands on.

One address in your bio, and a board under your name. Every row on it was bought in the open and is ranked by what it cost. Being passed moves somebody down a place, it never takes them off and it never burns what they paid. It is not a screenshot: the link under it opens the page it was read from.

Every page declares who it reaches. It is how a buyer finds you, and the only thing on your page we take your word for.

Design & productSoftware & devAI & dataStartups & businessMarketing & growthMoney & investingCreator economyGaming & esportsPhoto & videoMusic & audioArt & illustrationFashion & beautyFood & drinkHealth & fitnessTravel & outdoorsHome & gardenCars & motorsLearning & science
mustsee.page/@angelo
  1. 11L
    1lookup.io
    Stop paying for bad data. Validate phones, emails, and IPs, enrich contacts and companies, and pull social and SEO data through one API your code or your AI
    $820
  2. 2RE
    reactkit.pro
    148 animated React components you paste in and ship. Motion, gestures, and layout transitions built on Framer Motion, typed for TypeScript, yours forever for one payment.
    $740
  3. 3TO
    tokensync.app
    Design tokens that survive the handoff. Sync colour, type, and spacing between Figma and your codebase, review every change as a diff, and ship the update without a rewrite.
    $640
  4. 4NO
    nordtype.co
    Variable typefaces drawn for interfaces, not for posters. Six families, real optical sizes, hinted for screens, licensed per product with no seat counting and no traffic tiers.
    $505
  5. 5SH
    shipkit.dev
    A Next.js starter with the boring half already done. Auth, billing, email, an admin area, and a component library wired together and documented. One payment, no subscription.
    $320

An example board, drawn by the page itself

Buying a place here is not buying an ad.

Nothing to open, nothing to wait for

An amount, a URL, an email and a card. No account, no minimum spend, no review queue. The placement is on the page the moment the charge clears, and the link starts counting from its first visit.

You are not negotiating in a DM

The price of every place is public, including the ones above and below you. Nobody quotes you a number they invented for you, and raising costs the difference rather than the whole seat again.

The clicks are ours to count and yours to check

Every click is measured on our own redirect and published next to your row, all week. The rate you paid is on the record: audited, not estimated, and not a screenshot of somebody’s analytics.

And the creator can refuse you, with a full refund, which is exactly why their audience does not resent whoever is standing on the board.

And four things a creator should know first.

You can refuse anyone

Any place on your board can be vetoed and refunded in full, at any point in the week. Whole categories are blocked at the door: gambling, adult and crypto are off by default, and the list is yours.

You are the merchant

The charge lands on your own Stripe account and you are the seller of record. We take 15% as an application fee, which means we are paid when you are and not before.

Nothing here is self-reported

Not your numbers and not ours. The only figures this product prints are ones it measured on its own servers, which is why a new page starts small, says so, and sells cheap until it has a record.

Nobody pays for nothing

Everyone on the board is live from the moment they clear, with a link and a click count of their own. Being passed costs a place, not the placement. Losers are not a business model.

Three steps, and none of them is an integration.

  1. 01

    Claim your address

    mustsee.page/@yourname, and the page exists the second you take it. Two minutes, no code, nothing to install.

  2. 02

    Put it in your bio

    That link is the whole setup. From its first visit this server counts the traffic itself: no pixel, no tag, and no follower count taken on trust.

  3. 03

    Get paid

    Buyers are charged on your own Stripe account, on the spot. We take 15% and the money never passes through us.

Your audience is already worth something to somebody.

The only question is whether that is a DM nobody answers, or a price everybody can see. Claiming a page is invite-only for now; buying a place is open to anyone.

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