Buy The World

Buy The World presents digital map squares as places to leave an image, caption, and link about somewhere meaningful. The public interface includes place search and square selection. Its terms describe a digital display licence, with no rights over the physical place shown on the map.

The page lists a one-time $2 price per square and says each purchase adds time to the shared countdown. The terms explain that a square claim does not expire or return to sale, but the map stops being published when the countdown reaches zero. A lasting claim therefore does not promise a website that remains available forever. That limit matters before treating a square as a public keepsake.

The terms describe editing an image, caption, and link, and removing content that breaches the acceptable-use rules. ProjectRadar read the public introduction, map controls, and terms without signing in, buying a square, or uploading content. Checkout, editing, moderation, and long-term availability are Not reviewed. The concept may interest someone contributing to a shared digital map who accepts that its lifetime is uncertain.