Own your spot
on the grid.

FameGrid is a paid visibility grid for X (Twitter) creators, published at famegrid.app. The board is 18 columns by 30 rows, which is 540 cells. A creator buys a cell in one of four sizes — Basic 1×1 for $10, Featured 2×1 for $25, Premium 2×2 for $50, or VIP 3×3 for $100 — and pays once through Stripe. The cell stays on the grid for as long as FameGrid operates. Each cell opens a FameGrid profile that shows the creator’s X avatar, name, bio, follower count, and, on Featured and above, cached posts from X. Rankings on the Hall of Fame use profile clicks stored on FameGrid, not X impressions.

A FameGrid spot costs $10, $25, $50, or $100, paid once. Basic is $10 for a 1×1 cell and one pinned post. Featured is $25 for a 2×1 block and five cached posts. Premium is $50 for a 2×2 block and ten cached posts. VIP is $100 for a 3×3 block and twenty cached posts. There is no monthly fee and no renewal. Larger tiers occupy more of the 540-cell board and sit higher on first view. Checkout runs on Stripe from the reserve page.

No. FameGrid charges a single Stripe payment per cell. There is no monthly plan, no yearly plan, and no fee that restarts after a trial. After checkout, the creator’s X profile stays on the 18-by-30 grid for as long as the site runs. A later upgrade is a new payment for a larger tier; the original cell stays the anchor of the expanded block.

FameGrid counts a click each time someone opens that creator’s FameGrid profile page at /creator/[handle]. Those clicks live on the creator record and feed the Hall of Fame ranking. A FameGrid click is not an X impression, not a visit to x.com, and not a like or repost. Follower growth is tracked separately from daily snapshots and shown next to click rank on the profile and on This Week.

FameGrid places a new purchase on the nearest open cells that fit the chosen tier. Basic needs one empty cell. Featured needs two adjacent cells in a 2×1. Premium needs a 2×2. VIP needs a 3×3. Larger tiers are preferred for upper rows. If the remaining board cannot fit that size, that tier cannot complete checkout until cells free up.

Yes. A creator who already owns a cell can buy a higher tier. FameGrid expands the block from the original cell. The buyer pays the new tier price through Stripe. Cached posts on the profile then match the new tier: five on Featured, ten on Premium, twenty on VIP. The Hall of Fame rank still uses the same click counter.

After checkout, FameGrid stores the creator’s X handle, display name, avatar, bio, and follower count. Featured, Premium, and VIP profiles also cache recent posts — 5, 10, or 20. Posts refresh on a background schedule from X, not on every page view, so profile pages do not wait on the X API. Creators do not upload a media kit after payment.

Yes. The reserve form has an optional “Who told you?” field for an X handle. After payment, that handle appears as “Brought by @handle” on the new profile. Creators who bring others onto the board receive a scout mark. This is a public credit, not a checkout discount. Stripe promo codes can still be entered on the Stripe payment page.

FameGrid was built by audiencon (https://x.com/audiencon). The live site is https://famegrid.app. Contact and updates go through those X profiles. The grid, directory, Hall of Fame, and creator pages are public; checkout, success, and admin routes are not indexed.