Someone wants
what you have.

Bid with the amount and the logo you want on the place. Everyone can see every bid and its logo. You can hide your name, but not the amount or the logo.

No money moves when you bid. If you win, you have 24 hours to pay, and the payment is held like any other booking. If you don’t pay, the place goes to the next bid down and you can’t bid again for 30 days.

A bid in the last five minutes adds five more minutes, so nobody wins by sniping.

A 5% fee, taken from the seller's payout when the money is released.

Sponsors pay the listed price and nothing on top, apart from the Solana network fee. A refunded booking pays no fee at all.

The fee is fixed when a booking is paid for, so it can never change on a deal that is already made.

After proof. Once the seller uploads it, the sponsor has 48 hours to confirm or dispute.

If they confirm, or say nothing in that time, the money is released to the seller.

The money is not the seller’s until there is proof. It sits in escrow on Solana, where the seller can’t touch it.

Every booking also records what was promised, what was delivered and what was paid.

A photo or screenshot that clearly shows the placement ran the way the listing promised.

What that looks like depends on the space: a photo of the shirt being worn, a screenshot of the website, a picture of the car.

Sellers have until one day after their listing ends to upload proof.

If they don’t, the sponsor gets all of their money back.

Dispute it within 48 hours of the proof. The money stays held while Rentl compares what was promised with what was delivered, and decides how it is split.

Not necessarily.

A space needs to be legitimate, available for advertising and able to deliver what the listing promises. Listings that aren’t can be reported.

Yes.

List the placement and say where the ad will appear, who will see it and how long it will run.

Yes. If you find a space that fits what you want to promote, book it.

USDC, on Solana.

USDC makes the value of a deal clear, and lets money be held and released without the friction of traditional payments.

You don’t need to understand how it works underneath.

You do need a Solana wallet. To book, it needs USDC and a little SOL for network fees. To sell, it is where you sign in and get paid.

Not once it is paid. The money is held until there is proof or the deadline passes, and if the seller never delivers, you get all of it back.

Check the listing and its dates before you book.

Yes.

Every booking has a receipt showing what was promised, the proof, who paid, who was paid and the Solana transaction.

Rentl gives the deal structure.

You can find spaces, book them, keep track of what was agreed and check it was delivered, instead of leaving the whole deal buried in messages and trusting a stranger to pay or deliver.

No.

Anyone can use Rentl, whether you are promoting a business, product, event, project or idea.

No. That’s the point.

Advertising space exists almost anywhere people look, and Rentl gives it a place to be found, bought and sold.