Use one clear image
A visitor should understand the brick before they have to read a paragraph.
One public wall · 500 spaces · from £3
Online advertising can become complicated quickly. 500 BRICKS offers a deliberately simple alternative: choose a space on one public digital wall, add your advert and link, and keep it there for 7 days. A standard brick starts at £3.
A standard 1×1 brick costs £3 for 7 days. Your brick can carry an image or GIF, a short title or message, a website link and an optional promo code. It appears directly on the same public wall as every other live advert.
There is no bidding system and no cost-per-click meter running in the background. You are renting the space itself for a fixed period. Larger blocks are available when neighbouring bricks are free, and optional visual upgrades can be added before checkout.
| Option | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 500 BRICKS | Fixed public placement. Standard brick: £3 for 7 days. | Simple, low-cost visibility and discovery. |
| Search / social ads | Usually auction, click, impression or campaign-budget based. | Targeting audiences and scaling campaigns. |
| Free social posting | Publish to your own profile, page or community. | Building an audience and talking to existing followers. |
These are different tools rather than direct substitutes. 500 BRICKS is not designed to replace a well-run search or social campaign; it gives small advertisers another public place to be seen without needing a large campaign budget.
The low entry price is intended to make the wall useful to people who might not want to commit to a conventional campaign: sole traders, local businesses, new shops, creators, musicians, artists, makers, indie developers, events, launches and side projects.
A brick can point to a business website, an online shop, a portfolio, a new song, a video channel, a game, an event page or another legitimate destination. All placements remain subject to the published content rules.
A visitor should understand the brick before they have to read a paragraph.
Promote one product, launch, offer or destination rather than squeezing in everything.
Use a clear message, useful landing page or relevant offer.
Use your own analytics or a trackable landing page so you can judge whether the placement helped.
Cheap advertising should still be described accurately. Renting a brick does notguarantee a certain number of visitors, clicks, enquiries, sales or search rankings. Traffic to the wall changes over time, and whether somebody clicks an advert depends on the advert itself and what the visitor is interested in.
What you are buying is straightforward: a defined piece of public advertising space for a defined period at the price shown before checkout.
A standard 1×1 brick costs £3 for a 7-day rental. Larger blocks and optional upgrades cost more, and the current total is always shown before checkout.
No. The £3 starting price covers one standard 1×1 brick for the full 7-day rental period.
No. 500 BRICKS is a public advertising and discovery space. A placement does not guarantee a particular number of views, clicks, customers, sales or search-engine rankings.
Yes. Small businesses, sole traders, creators, artists, musicians, makers and side projects can use the wall as long as their advert follows the published content rules.
Yes. A brick can include an image or GIF, a short title or message, a website link and an optional promo code.
See the actual wall before spending anything
Browse all 500 spaces, see what is currently live and choose an available brick for a 7-day rental.
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