Banneret is a world map where one agency holds each country. This page is the whole offer — what you get, what you do not get, and what it costs. Read the second half before you pay.
Your country gets its own page with your name, your description and your location, marked up so search engines and AI models can read it as a company. It is indexed only while you hold the country.
Your mark sits on the country itself, not in a list. The map is the product people share — every share carries your country with it.
Every visit to your site through Banneret is counted, and the number is on your country page where anyone can see it. We do not decide what it means.
If someone takes your country, you get an email the same minute: who took it, how long you held it, and what it costs to take it back. One click. You are never the last to know about your own listing.
When the country is taken from you — or the season ends — you keep a permanent page and a certificate image: which country, how many days you held it, what you paid. It does not expire and nobody can take it. The page also shows what it costs to take the country back.
The moment you claim it, you get the map with your country lit up in your colour, in the two sizes the networks want — 1200×630 for X and LinkedIn, 1080×1080 for Instagram — with the caption already written. Download and post.
The country is painted in your brand colour, not in ours. The only rule is that it has to be visible on a dark map — a navy blue country would disappear into the sea, and you would have paid to vanish.
An image you can put on your website that shows the country you hold and links back. It updates on its own.
Whoever holds a country in Season 1 keeps the founding holder mark: on their page, in the Hall of Reigns, on the map, and on the badge they put on their own site. It cannot be bought later, and it stays even if the country is taken from them. It is the only thing here nobody can take.
Zero clicks in a season and the next one is on us. You bring another agency and your country renews free — one free season for each.
The starting price of a country comes from one thing: how much room it takes up on the map. Russia is a sixth of the surface; Luxembourg is a rounding error. Nothing else goes into it — not market size, not our opinion of your country.
That rule is why the countries agencies actually want — the Netherlands, Switzerland, Singapore — are among the cheapest. Small on a map, cheap on the board.
The board is the 195 UN member states plus Greenland. Greenland is not a country — it is part of the Kingdom of Denmark — but it takes up more room on the map than most of the board, so it is worth holding and it is on sale like everything else.
This is the part most pages leave out. None of it changes after you pay, so it is here before you do.
They are too small to draw at world scale, so the map shows them as a dot. Holding one turns the dot gold and gives you the page, the clicks and the badge — but no logo, at any zoom level. Zooming in will not reveal it. The list is below.
On the map as it first loads, 29 countries are big enough for your logo. The other 138 show it once someone zooms in. That is exactly what the price ladder is measuring, and it is why the big ones cost more.
If your file has a solid background it shows as a small mark with your name beside it instead of sitting on the country, because a solid rectangle over a map reads as a sticker. Upload a PNG with a transparent background and it goes on the country itself.
Every link to your site from Banneret is marked sponsored and nofollow, which is what the rules require for paid placement. You are buying a place people see and a page that describes you — not a backlink. Anyone selling you paid links that pass ranking signals is selling you a penalty.
Anyone can take it from you by paying 1.5× what you paid. There is no waiting period and no right of first refusal. What you paid is not refunded when that happens — you held it until then.
A season lasts 30 days. When it closes, every country goes back on the board, including yours. The records are kept and published; the country is not yours forever.
These 29 are drawn as a dot. Everything else in the offer applies to them — page, clicks, badge, founding mark — but the logo does not.
Generated from the same map data the board uses, so this list cannot go stale.
The map shows every country, its price, and who holds it. No account, nothing behind a login.
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