Live auction · 8 spots · from $100
Your logo
in my hand
I'm buying an iPhone 18 Pro Max the morning it goes on sale. Eight sponsor spots on the back are open right now, starting at $100. Highest bid takes the spot, the vinyl goes on under a clear case before the phone ever hits a table, and it stays there for twelve months.
Tap any spot to bid · back panel 163.4 × 78 mm
Dimensions provisional until launch day
Committed toward the phone
Inventory
Eight spots, three sizes
Price tracks size and how close the spot sits to the camera bar — the part of the back that shows when the phone is face-down on a table, which is most of its life. Bid above the current number and the spot is yours until someone outbids you.
Process
How this works
Bid on a spot
Brand name, your email, a number. Bids are live — everyone on this page sees the leading amount, but your email is never shown to anyone but me.
Settle on launch day
Bidding closes when the phone ships. I email the leaders, invoice, and you send a print-ready file. Cut vinyl on the glass, clear case over it — nothing that damages the back or kills resale.
It goes everywhere I go
Client meetings, coffee shops, conference tables, and face-down on every desk I sit at for the next twelve months. I post a photo of the finished back on day one.
The device
What you're funding
| Model | iPhone 18 Pro Max |
|---|---|
| Chip | A20 · 2 nm |
| Display | 6.9" LTPO+ |
| Camera | Variable aperture main |
| Storage | 256 GB base |
| Weight | ~240 g |
| Back panel | 163.4 × 78 mm |
| Launch | September 2026 |
| Target | $1,399 |
| Opening total | $900 |
Why a phone, and why you'd care
I run a content and AI-automation shop. The phone is the tool I actually hold in front of people — it comes out in every meeting, sits face-up on every table, and shoots most of what I publish. A laptop lid faces away from the room. A phone back doesn't.
Every spec above is a pre-launch expectation, not a promise from Apple. Opening bids across all eight spots come to $900 against a $1,399 phone — the rest is on me, or on whoever wants a spot badly enough to outbid someone.
Questions
Before you bid
Is this real?
One person, one phone, eight stickers. I'm Fuhad — that's me at @fuhad_anik, and you're welcome to check I'm a real person before you bid. When bidding closes I post a photo of the back with every sponsor on it, and email the same photo to each of you.
Is my email public?
No. The page shows the leading brand name and amount for each spot — that's it. Emails go into a private table only I can read, and they're used to invoice you and nothing else.
Why under a clear case instead of straight on the glass?
Adhesive on a phone back either lifts in a pocket or leaves residue that wrecks resale. Cut vinyl under a clear case reads exactly the same from a metre away, survives twelve months, and comes off clean.
What happens if nobody outbids me?
You win at your bid. There's no reserve above the opening price listed for each spot.
Who gets turned down?
Gambling, adult, crypto tokens, anything that needs a disclaimer. This thing comes out in client meetings. Rejected bids are refunded in full, same day.
What if Apple prices it differently, or the launch slips?
Bidding closes when the phone actually ships. If Apple never ships an 18 Pro Max, nobody is invoiced and the auction is void — you're not charged anything while bidding is open.
How do I pay?
Invoice after bidding closes — card, bank transfer, or PayPal. Nothing is charged up front.
Can I buy more than one spot?
Two, maximum. Eight different logos is the point.