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The big list of Million Dollar Homepage clones (2005–2026)

One line per clone, grouped by era, with what it charged and whether it's still alive as of August 2026.

Published 2026-08-1811 min readMarkdown ↗

The Million Dollar Homepage (2005) has been cloned in every currency, on most blockchains, for AI agents, on maps, globes and skyscrapers, and as ranked lists. This page is the reference list: one line per clone, grouped by era and type, with price and status as of our 17–18 August 2026 snapshot of 434 walls, in which 221 were active, 160 dead and the rest dormant or sold out. Anything marked dead or dormant was unreachable, parked or inactive when we checked.

It is not every clone that ever existed, but it is every one we could still verify. For the ones worth buying on, see every pixel wall ranked; for the story, see 21 years later. Square Town (square.pov.town) is listed in its era like everything else.

By the numbers

Era / type Entries below Mostly
The original and its immediate era (2001–08) 24 Dead or parked; a few still selling
The crypto and NFT years (2016–26) 38 Dead, dormant or sold out
The fiat revival (2023–26) 37 Active, mostly near-empty
Agent-oriented grids (2025–26) 12 Active but tiny, several dead
Pay-to-rank, throne and single-slot cousins 14 Active

The original and the 2005–08 wave

  • The Million Dollar Homepage (2005) — $1/pixel in 10×10 blocks, sold out in 5 months for $1.04M; frozen archive, ~40 % dead links.
  • PixelAds, whatsmyip.org (2001) — $1/pixel, $100 per block, "forever"; still active, ~633 blocks sold — and older than the original.
  • Pixelotto (2006) — Alex Tew's own sequel, $2/pixel with a $1M click lottery ($153k paid); dead.
  • The Million Euro Homepage (2005) — €1/pixel; dead, parked.
  • MillionDollarPage.biz (~2005) — $1/pixel PHP clone; active, ~20,200 pixels sold.
  • Pixelháború (2005, Hungary) — 10 Ft/pixel for 10 years, 42,200 sold by 2006; still online.
  • Mijn Banner (2005, Netherlands) — €0.20/pixel, min €20, charity; dormant, buy page gone.
  • 1 Appel – 100 Pixels (2005, Belgium) — one premium phone call = 100 pixels; dead.
  • Plansza.pl (2005, Poland) — 0.3 cents/pixel, 48,700 sold; dead.
  • Milion PiXeli (2006, Poland) — 1 zł/pixel; relaunched 2026 as a "time capsule", active.
  • The Million Kronor Homepage (2006, Sweden) — 155,400 pixels sold, sold its script; dead.
  • ChinaPixAd (2006) — $1/pixel, 142,600 sold; dead.
  • 1baiwan.com 百万首页 (2005, China) — ¥100/grid, ¥414,700 sold by January 2008; dead.
  • Die Eine Million Euro Seite (2006, Germany) — €0.25/pixel; dead, parked.
  • Million Pixels – Internet Genesis Project (2006, Germany) — €0.50/pixel for 30 years; dead.
  • La Web del Millón (2006, Spain) — per-block, called the most successful Spanish clone; dead.
  • Quebec Pixel (2006, Canada) — $1/pixel, 7,400 sold; dead.
  • Milyon Dolarlık Anasayfa (~2006, Turkey) — dormant shell.
  • Million Zimbabwean Dollar Homepage (2008) — hyperinflation parody; dead.
  • Plus roughly sixty more national clones from 2005–07 in French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Thai, Hebrew and Arabic — almost all dead or parked.

Later fiat stragglers: Ten Thousand Dollar Homepage (2015, $1/pixel, 10,000 pixels, sold out/dormant); The Million Dollar App (2018, in-app pixels, dormant); Million Pixel Design (2022, $1/pixel, dormant); Millions Dollar AI Homepage (2023, AI-art clone, dead).

The crypto and NFT years (2016–23)

  • PixelMap (2016) — 2 ETH/tile, 3,970 tiles, first on-chain-image NFT; sold out, secondary only.
  • King of the Ether Throne (2016) — pay-more-to-be-king, +33 % per claim; dead (the ancestor of every throne mechanic since).
  • The Thousand Ether Homepage (2017) — 0.001 ETH/pixel, 10×10 min; sold out, NFT-wrapped, still live.
  • Ethereum Pixels (2017) — any pixel buyable at current price, auto-incrementing, previous owner paid out; dead.
  • Million Dollar Bitcoin Homepage (2017) — 0.001 BTC/pixel; dead.
  • CryptoBragging (2017) — ETH king-of-the-hill billboard; dead.
  • The Million Ether Homepage (2018) — ERC-721 blocks; dormant, "relaunching soon".
  • Satoshi's Place (2018) — 1 sat/pixel via Lightning, overpaint anyone forever; active.
  • Pixel Master (2018, EOS) — overpaint pays 1.35× to prior owner, jackpot; dead.
  • PixelProperty (2018) — 10,000 properties in ETH/PXL; dead.
  • PixelPirate (2019) — "stole" the original's pixels as NFTs; dead.
  • Million Token Website (2021) — 5×5 plots as Ethereum NFTs; dead, NFTs persist.
  • CryptoPixels (2021) — $1/pixel as 10×10 NFT blocks; dead.
  • BSCPixels (2021) — 0.05→0.25 BNB per block, 76 of 5,000 claimed; dead.
  • Solpixels (2021) — Solana 16×16 tile NFTs; dead.
  • XtotheX (2021) — 577 X-Blocks; dead.
  • Polypixels (2021) — 3,339 polypixels via Google Form; dead.
  • BitPixels (2021) — 10,000 rentable pixel NFTs on Avalanche; dead.
  • Cell Land (2021) — 14,400 cells with CLD token; dead.
  • Million Solana Pixels (2021) — 0.002 SOL/pixel, manual placement; dead.
  • Wall of Vame (2021) — PixelMap fork on VeChain, 3,969 tiles; active.
  • Million Pixel XRP Wall (2021) — 10 XRP per 10×10 block; active.
  • The Modern Billboard Collective (2021) — 48 NFT lots across partner sites; dormant.
  • ThetaMillion (2022) — 1 TFUEL/pixel in 20×20 packs, 571 spots sold out in 4 days.
  • The Space (2022) — Harberger-taxed pixel NFTs; dead.
  • Tiles On Chain (2023) — 508 Polygon tiles each spawning sub-tiles; active, low activity.
  • Stealcam (2023) — steal-to-reveal images at +10 % per steal on Arbitrum; dead.

Later crypto: Billion Dollar Site (2024, 0.0025 ETH/pixel NFT, active); One Million Pixels (Solana) (2024, $1/pixel USDC, 0 sold); Million Dollar Memecoins (2024, $1/pixel via wallets, activity unclear); TonMap (2024, Telegram land map, active); The Million Dollar Solana Homepage (2024, dead); 1MDP.me (2024, dead); Pixelwalls (2024, dead); 1MillionWeb3 (2025, ~197 blocks sold, active); Million Solana Homepage (2025, burn 10 $PIXEL per pixel, active); Twenty One Bitcoin Homepage (2026, satoshi-priced pixels, active); DotLand (2026, $12 per 10×10 Solana NFT with jackpot, active).

The fiat revival (2023–26)

Card payments, $1 units, Stripe checkouts — and, mostly, empty grids.

Agent-oriented grids (2025–26)

Walls built for AI agents to buy on, usually via x402 or an API.

  • One Million Pixels (.ai) (2026) — $1/pixel, free tier, agent API; active.
  • overwrite.place (2026) — one artwork holds the homepage, dethroned entries shrink; active.
  • Molty Million Dollar Homepage (2026) — agents-only, priced in $MILLY; 0 sold.
  • Molt Beach (2026) — $1/pixel via MCP; dormant, API 503.
  • Times Rare (2026) — $75–$300 per tile, x402; beta, payments stubbed.
  • Agent Grid (2026) — $1 founding tiles, Stripe; 1 tile.
  • 402milly (2025) — from $1 USDC per block via x402; active.
  • x402pixels (2026) — $1/pixel via x402; 0 claims.
  • 402pixels (2026) — $0.25/block, +$0.25 per overwrite; API live.
  • X402 Dollar Homepage (2026) — $0.01/pixel, +$0.01 per repaint; active.
  • AI Pixel Place (2026) — MDH for agents; down.
  • The Agent Billboard (2026) — $1 per minute via x402; dead.

Pay-to-rank, throne and single-slot cousins

Not grids, but the same instinct — pay to hold the top spot — and the branch Square Town's Throne descends from.

  • Milliboard (2026) — pay any amount, highest payment holds #1, freezes at $1,337,690; active.
  • The Pixel Orbit (2026) — highest total payer holds the centre, canvas re-sorts; active.
  • Space, spacefilled.com (2026) — one slot, +$1 per turn; active, slow.
  • FlexList (2026) — per-city bid leaderboard; active.
  • TabRush (2026) — ~8 tab slots, +40 % per sale, "until someone steals it"; active.
  • frontpage.sh (2026) — eight squares under perpetual auction, USDC; 297 transactions.
  • Say That Sh** (2026) — single decaying text slot, outbid to replace; active.
  • The King of the Internet — pay $1 more than the king; dead.
  • Pay More, Be Seen (2023) — Stripe pay-to-rank demo; dormant.
  • MinuteText (2025) — $1 per full-screen message; active.
  • The One Dollar Homepage (2024) — $1 replaces the photo; dormant.
  • 24HourHomepage (2020) — own one second of the day, ~$9.78 rising; active.
  • Own 1 Second (2026) — $1 per second of 2026; 0 sold.
  • Grow the Button (2026) — $1 = +1 px on a giant button; ~$5.6k raised.

What the list says

Read down any section and the pattern repeats: the price is copied, the grid is copied, the sales counter stays near zero, and a year later the domain is parked. The exceptions added a reason to look again — a throne, a takeover, a leaderboard, a live feed — or were free. That is the argument of why pixel-wall clones die, and why Square Town sells favicons on a wall where squares can be evicted, icons fade if unloved, and the map grows only as it fills. Ask again in 2027; the list will be updated.

FAQ

How many Million Dollar Homepage clones are there?

Our August 2026 snapshot verified 434 pixel walls, logo boards and pay-to-rank lists; 221 were active, 160 dead and the rest dormant or sold out. The 2005–07 wave alone produced roughly 80 national clones we could still find.

Are any of the original 2005–07 clones still alive?

A few: PixelAds on whatsmyip.org (from 2001), MillionDollarPage.biz, Hungary's Pixelháború and Poland's relaunched Milion PiXeli were online and selling as of August 2026. Nearly everything else from that wave is parked.

Which crypto pixel walls actually sold out?

The Thousand Ether Homepage (2017), PixelMap (2016) and ThetaMillion (2022). Most other 2017–22 on-chain walls are dead or dormant.

What is the "fiat revival"?

The 2023–26 return of card-paid clones at $1 or less per unit — The Forever Wall, Million Squares Project, Link for a Dollar, Own the Void, Project Pixel, myPixelit and others — most of which were close to empty as of August 2026.

Is Square Town a Million Dollar Homepage clone?

It descends from it: one shared wall, $1 a unit, link out. It differs in selling favicons rather than pixels, and in adding evictions for double, a Throne that doubles per eviction, 90-day decay unless kissed, and rings that unlock at 70 % fill. See Square Town vs the Million Dollar Homepage.

Where can I still buy pixels in 2026?

See every pixel wall you can still buy a spot on, ranked — about twenty active options with prices and status.

Put your favicon on the wall

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