The Doubling Board

64 squares. Each one costs twice the last.

Square 1 cost $1. Square 64 costs $9,223,372,036,854,775,808. Buy a square and it's yours forever: your picture, your words. No takebacks.

–squares owned
–paid so far
–for sale now
–left to raise
Humanity's progress toward owning the whole board: …
← cheap endtap a squareexpensive end →

How it works

One square is for sale at a time. When it sells, the next one goes up at double the price. Prices never change: square 20 is $524,288 today, tomorrow, and in 2090. Want a later square? Buy every square in between and skip the line.
Pay, then fill it. One picture, up to 500 characters. Change it as often as you like with your private edit link. No account needed.
It's yours. For as long as this page exists. Sell it, gift it, leave it to your kids. We just ask that it isn't illegal, porn, or a scam.

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Questions people ask

Is this a joke? The prices are real and the checkout works. Whether buying square 23 for $4,194,304 is a joke is between you and your accountant.
Can anyone actually buy square 64? Only after squares 1 to 63 are gone, or by buying all of them at once. The total value of all money on Earth is about $100 trillion. Square 48 alone costs more than that. We'll wait.
Can I skip the line? Yes. Buy every square between the one on sale and the one you want, in one go. Because of how doubling works, that's only about twice the price of the square you want. The board never has holes.
Can I put a link on my square? No. A square holds your name, your picture and your words, nothing clickable. It's a trophy, not a billboard.
What if I buy a square and regret it? You can change what's on it forever. You can also sell it to someone else. There are no refunds, because the square is delivered the second you pay.
Why? A king once promised a mathematician one grain of wheat on the first square, two on the second, and so on. He went bankrupt by square 40. We figured the internet could do better.
Who's behind this? One person in Argentina, with a spreadsheet. Payments are handled by Paddle, so your card details never touch us. Questions: nico@getmyregulars.com.
Square #– is for sale.

It costs – and has been waiting for –. Someone is going to get it. Might as well be you.

Buy it