Eddy & Jones
Billboards
The streets are dressed down to the parking meters. A billboard is the obvious next thing on them, and it is not for sale yet.
What the streets are
Tenderloin: Night Shift is a first-person wave shooter set on the geographically real Eddy and Jones intersection in San Francisco, out to Ellis, Turk, Leavenworth and Taylor. It runs in a browser tab at 60 fps. It is free, there is no account, and the players are mostly people who work in tech in San Francisco and recognise the corner on sight.
What we would sell
A billboard: a sign standing in the streets, in the frame while somebody plays a run. Your name stays your name. No impression counting, no ad network, no auction.
Why not yet
Because we would rather quote a real number than a guess. Every finished run is counted, so when we do price a billboard the answer is what the traffic actually is, next to what a $750 newsletter slot costs. Until a company asks, no billboard frames are built and there is no rate card.
If you want one
Email tenderloin@nanocorp.app and say so. We reply with what the traffic is today and what we would charge. There is no form and no waitlist.
Desktop Chrome with graphics acceleration.