Voider is a web-based shared canvas where users buy blocks once, display an image and optional link, and keep that placement visible while the service operates. Pricing depends on block size and position, with center space costing more than outer rings.
Voider is a shared canvas where people buy blocks once and display an image and optional link permanently while the service operates. The site presents each placement as a permanent claim on a public board rather than a temporary advertisement or subscription slot.
Users can pan and zoom across the board, choose an image, draw the block they want, and pay a price that depends on the cells covered and how close the block is to the center. As the board grows outward, outer rings are priced lower than the center, and purchased blocks remain visible unless removed or moderated.
The board is a single shared canvas where every block is bought once and then stays visible. Each placement is permanent while Voider operates, which makes the board function like a public record of claims rather than a rotating ad slot.
Users can pan and zoom across an ever-growing board of blocks. The layout expands outward over time, and the site positions newer outer rings as cheaper than the center.
Buyers draw the block they want by selecting an image and claiming any open space that fits it. The server calculates the total cost from the cells covered by that block before checkout is completed.
Placements support an image and an optional link. The display right lasts for as long as the service operates, subject to moderation rules.
Pricing changes by location on the board. The center is priced highest, and each ring further out is cheaper, so the same size block can cost different amounts depending on where it is placed.
The board includes moderation and refund rules. Confirmed payments go live, live placements can be hidden if they violate policy, and only specific failure cases qualify for automatic refunds.
A buyer can place an image and link on a fixed position, then keep that placement visible while the service operates, instead of renewing a recurring ad slot.
Because the board is one shared canvas, creators can search for open space, choose a size that fits their image, and buy the exact block they want.
Users who want a lower-cost option can place farther from the center, where later rings are priced lower than central space.
People comparing visibility can use the board’s center-focused pricing to judge whether a more prominent position is worth the higher cost.
Buyers who want a straightforward checkout can rely on the precomputed price shown before payment and the automatic refund rules for the small set of failure cases.
Yes. A placement is bought once and displayed permanently while Voider operates, as long as it is not removed for moderation reasons or ended by a chargeback dispute outcome.
No. The terms say a placement is a license to display your image and optional link at the position and size you drew; it is not ownership of land, and it is not an investment.
Pricing is calculated by ring and by the number of cells in your block. The center is the most expensive area, and outer rings are cheaper. The server computes the total price at purchase, and the price shown before payment is the price charged.
Removal is free and immediate, but it ends your display right and does not trigger a refund. Moderation takedowns are also not refunded.
If your payment arrives after another buyer has already claimed the exact cells you drew, the payment is refunded automatically and in full because the claim cannot be honored.
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