ownpx.com

Alex Tew's Million Dollar Homepage, remade with cheaper pixels, resale, and a public live dashboard.

ownpx.com sells blocks on a 1,000,000-pixel grid you can link and resell — a 2026 remake of the Million Dollar Homepage with wave pricing and a 10% referral credit.

By RTTA TeamLast updated 2026-08-23

What it is

ownpx.com is a live pixel billboard: a one-million-pixel grid where you claim a block, put a URL or @handle on it, and resell whenever you want. The tagline on the site is blunt — own one, put your link on it, flip it later. The 2005 reference is Alex Tew's Million Dollar Homepage. OwnPx keeps the spectacle (a public mosaic of paid squares) and adds modern marketplace bits the original mostly lacked: resale, a public stats dashboard, referral credit, and founder spots. Pricing on the live board (checked Aug 23 2026) was $0.10 per pixel in Wave 1 of 10, with preset block sizes from small strips up to 100×100. Early counters showed roughly 11k pixels claimed, a few thousand dollars paid, and a Founders Wall capped at the first 1,000 owners. The last 1,000 pixels are reserved for auction; the site notes that in 2005 the final thousand went for $38,100. Referral loop: claim any block first, then share your link. Friends who buy through it give you 10% back as account credit you can spend on the grid or count toward payout balance. What people post: zoomed screenshots of the grid with their block highlighted, "digital real estate" jokes, and side-by-sides vs the 2005 original. Adjacent clones exist (ownyourpixel.fun waitlists, onemillionpixels.ai agent canvases, ownyourpixel.com community SaaS). Those are different products. If the URL is not ownpx.com, you are not covering this trend. Treat pixel purchases like a novelty billboard with flip upside, not an investment thesis. Price waves can change; read the live ticker before you buy.

How to try it

  1. Spectator angle: open https://ownpx.com, screenshot the live price-per-pixel banner plus a claimed block (URL visible), and post the wave number so followers see it is still early.

  2. Buyer angle: pick a zone (Center, Field, Corners, etc.), drag or choose a preset size, pay the current per-pixel rate, attach your link, then check the public dashboard for views. Want referral credit? You need a block first, then share your dashboard link for 10% credit on referred buys.

  3. Discourse angle: compare OwnPx's resale + auction-of-the-last-1,000 twist to Alex Tew's 2005 fixed $1 grid. Search pack: ownpx.com, OwnPx pixels, Million Dollar Homepage remake, pixel billboard resell. Caution: do not confuse with ownyourpixel.fun, onemillionpixels.ai, or ownyourpixel.com — different sites.

Common questions

What is ownpx.com?
A public 1,000,000-pixel grid where you buy a block, put a link on it, and can resell it later — a modern remake of the Million Dollar Homepage.
How much do pixels cost?
Price is wave-based. In early Wave 1 the site listed $0.10 per pixel with preset block sizes. Always check the live ticker; waves can change.
Can you resell your block?
Yes. The product pitch is ownership plus resale, not a one-time static ad buy. Resale volume shows on the public dashboard.
What are the last 1,000 pixels?
They are reserved for auction instead of fixed-price sale. OwnPx notes the 2005 original's last thousand sold for $38,100.
Is this the same as ownyourpixel.fun or ownyourpixel.com?
No. Those are separate projects. This trend is specifically the live board at ownpx.com.