Choose a surface
Pick the part of the lid that fits your mark. Each field has a clear size and role.
A physical campaign in draft
Ten deliberate fields on the lid of a 16-inch MacBook Pro. One visible object for a mark that wants to travel with the work.
10
draft spots
16″
largest class
M5 Max
target chip
This is a working preview. Rates, dates, payment, sticker production, and final approval are not open on this page. No impression or return promise is made.
Selected field
01 / Marquee
The auction / draft
The reference model uses ten fields in three sizes. This version shows the full surface while the final rate card and campaign dates are being confirmed.
Above the center mark. L · 9.5 × 5.5 cm.
The table is informative only. It does not accept bids, deposits, payments, or reservations.
How the campaign works
Pick the part of the lid that fits your mark. Each field has a clear size and role.
Share the logo, link, timing, and any placement needs. The owner reviews every mark.
After approval, the final artwork becomes a physical part of the machine and the trips it takes.
What the campaign buys
The target is the 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 Max chip, the top memory option, and the largest SSD option. Apple’s current US shop page lists the 16-inch family from $2,999 and the M5 Max configuration from $4,399 before selected options, tax, and final checkout.
Check Apple’s current configurationTarget object
MacBook Pro · 16-inch
Target chip
M5 Max · 18-core CPU · 40-core GPU
Target memory
Up to 128GB unified memory
Target storage
Up to 8TB SSD
Target finish
Space Black
Campaign state
Draft preview · no payment
Target build note
Memory, storage, display, tax, and purchase timing must be confirmed before this becomes a funding goal.
Questions & answers
This page stays honest while the campaign moves from idea to approved offer.
The campaign is built around a real 16-inch MacBook Pro target. The final purchase and sticker schedule are confirmed with the owner before any sponsor commitment.
One email when it opens
Send the rough brief. The final campaign will have a confirmed target, approved artwork, and clear terms before any money moves.