ApparelExample
Delegate Jacket — 9 panels
Vetted founder squad (5 delegates)
TOKEN2049 Singapore · main floor + side events
- From
- $850
- Reach floor
- 120K
- Window
- Oct 1–3
6/9 claimed3 left
Alternative Out-of-Home (AOOH) · Human-layer media
Ditch the booth.
Take over the floor.
A 10×10 booth costs $50,000 and gets you bored staffers scanning badges. StuntKit sells the other inventory in the room — the jackets, the laptops, the cars, the people — in spots you can buy for the price of a demo lunch.
Verified carriers · Outbid means the full amount back · Captured only after proof
$24k
Raised on one body
Ten muscle spots at a single endurance race.
~40×
Cheaper than a booth
A $1,200 dress spot against $50k of floor space.
75%
Goes to the carrier
StuntKit keeps 25% and runs production and escrow.
7 days
From proof to payout
The brand's window to raise anything. After it, capture is automatic.
Two sides, one network
Pick your side of the trade.
Brands buy attention where it actually lives. Carriers sell surfaces they already own and were already taking into the room.
For brands
Buy the spot, skip the booth.
Find someone who has shown us an invite to the room you sell into, and bid on a slot on them. We print it, fit it, they wear it. A photo of your logo on the person is what releases the money — and if anything goes wrong, the whole amount comes back.
- Every carrier verified for that room, by a person
- Outbid and the full amount returns the same second
- Nothing captured until proof lands
For creators
You already own ad space.
Your jacket at the conference. Your laptop lid in every café shot. Your car on the commute. Show us the invite, we build the 3D body, you price the slots and keep 75% of what they sell for. No pitching, no invoicing, no awkward DMs.
- No follower minimum — we price the room
- We build the 3D figure; no software to learn
- Approve every brand before anything prints
The inventory
If it has a flat plane and an audience, it is media.
Six surface classes, one standard spot grid, one set of production specs. That is the whole product.
Apparel
Jackets, dresses, race kit, hoodies, suits.
Devices
Laptop lids, phone cases, camera rigs, mic flags.
Vehicles
Cars, vans, bikes, scooters, delivery fleets.
Body
Temporary tattoos, race numbers, face decals.
Spaces
Booths, co-working walls, popup corners, venues.
Stage & stream
Backdrops, stream overlays, panel podiums.
The calendar
Rooms opening next.
Pricing is set per room, not per follower. A spot costs more where the buyers are worth more and the official booth costs more.
It already works
This is not a thought experiment.
Individual founders ran these stunts by hand and cleared five figures. StuntKit is the version that runs every week, for anyone, with escrow and proof attached.
Body auction, endurance race
$24,000 raised
Ten muscle spots sold as temporary tattoos with a 2× takeover rule. One AI startup paid $15,000 for a single placement.
$2,400 avg / spot
Dress takeover, crypto summit
13 spots, sold out
Thirteen placements across one custom dress worn through three conference days — a few hundred dollars against $25k–$50k booth pricing.
~40× cheaper than a booth
Laptop lid grid
31 squares, 71% sold
A standing grid on one creator's device. Ambient, recurring, and re-sellable every quarter without a new stunt.
90-day recurring inventory
Open right now
Live surfaces taking bids.
Real rooms, real carriers, real deadlines. Bidding closes 9 days before the date, because the winner's logo has to be printed and fitted before the carrier walks in.
DevicesExample
MacBook Lid — 31 square grid
Dev-rel creator, 84k followers
Conference tables, cafés, livestreams, 90 days
- From
- $240
- Reach floor
- 60K
- Window
- Rolling 90 days
22/31 claimed9 left
BodyExample
Race Body Kit — 10 muscle spots
Endurance athlete + build-in-public founder
HYROX heat, filmed start-to-finish
- From
- $1,000
- Reach floor
- 250K
- Window
- Race day + 14 day edit cycle
7/10 claimed3 left
The Pipeline
How it actually works.
No DMs, no invoices, no flakey brands. A clean pipeline from listing to payout.
01
Verify & List
Show us your event ticket. We verify it and build your 3D figure. You pick the spots on your jacket/laptop, set the floor price, and open the board.
02
Brands Bid
Brands browse the 3D studio and bid on your spots. The money is securely held in escrow. Highest bidder when the clock stops wins.
03
Wear & Get Paid
We send you the high-quality prints. You stick them on, walk the floor, and upload a proof photo. 48 hours later, escrow releases the payout to you.
FAQ
Common questions.
Before you place your first bid, here is exactly how StuntKit protects both the brand and the creator.
What if the creator doesn't show up to the event?
Your bid is held securely in escrow. If the creator fails to upload proof from the event floor, or if they don't show up, the funds are automatically returned to your original payment method. No risk.
How do I know the stats are real?
We pull attendance numbers directly from the official event organizers. We don't inflate impressions or invent metrics. You're buying the room's attention, not a guaranteed click-through rate.
What if I get outbid at the last second?
If another brand places a higher bid before the deadline, your funds are immediately released back to you in the exact same transaction. You never pay for a slot you didn't win.
Can I just buy the spot outright instead of bidding?
The starting bid acts as the floor price. If you want to guarantee you win, you can place a preemptively high bid. The creator ultimately walks the floor with the highest bidder's brand when the auction clock stops.
How the money will work
Nobody is trusted on a handshake.
This only works if a brand can pay a stranger to wear their logo and both sides sleep fine. So the money sits still until there is proof. No payment provider is wired yet: a bid is a recorded commitment against the slot, not a charged card. Payments go live with the first booked round.
- 01
A brand bids
The amount is committed against that one slot and written to the ledger. It has not reached the carrier, and it has not left the brand either.
Committed
- 02
Bidding closes
9 days before the date, because the logo has to be printed and fitted by then. Whoever leads the slot has won it; everyone else was returned in full the moment they were outbid.
Still committed
- 03
Printed, fitted, worn
Artwork goes to production. The carrier — who has seen exactly which brand, which placement, which day, and can still say no — wears it in the room they were verified for.
Still committed
- 04
Proof, then capture
A photo of the logo on the person, in the room, filed against the slot. The brand has 7 days to say something is wrong. Nothing moves until that has passed.
Captured 75 / 25
And when it goes wrong.
The first two happen on their own, in the same instant as the event that triggers them. The rest take one line of text from you and a person at this end — but the answer is never a part of your money.
Outbid
All of it back, the same second — in the same transaction that records the new leader. There is never a moment where two brands are both committed to one slot.
Carrier pulls the board
Every standing bid returned in full the moment the board comes down. No cancellation fee, either side.
No-show, or never worn
The whole amount back. Nothing is ever captured against a slot that was not worn and proven.
Placement wrong
Re-do at our cost, or the whole amount back. Your call, not ours — and there is no partial refund anywhere in this system.
Meet the builder
One person, building this in the open.
No agency, no ad-tech middle layer. If you want a spot, a surface or a straight answer about how the money moves, you are talking to the person who wrote the code.
@growthperclick
Founder, building StuntKit in public
Your competitor booked booth 412.
You could book the forty people walking past it.