Pick a bare spot
Hover the calendar, family photo, or hanging tags — they duck so you can grab the magnet behind. Fifty spots, three classes.
Fifty sticker spots on a real two-door kitchen fridge: 20 on the freezer, 30 on the fridge. Top bid gets the magnet. Get outbid, and it's gone — so is theirs, eventually. A few spots merge into bigger XL magnets for extra visibility — priced higher.
Hover the calendar, family photo, or hanging tags — they duck so you can grab the magnet behind. Fifty spots, three classes.
Beat the current top bid by at least $10. Polar takes the card. Highest four magnets wear KING, gold, silver, bronze.
No lease, no expiry date. You keep the spot for as long as nobody bids higher than you.
All four freezer rows. Coldest real estate, gold-tinted door. King marks land here first when bids go wild.
Eye-level fridge — polaroid, to-do, handle. Where OrganicGLP1 sits today at $15.
The kick-plate neighborhood. Still a magnet, still forever — until someone outbids you.
The door has fifty physical spots — a few are merged into bigger XL magnets for extra visibility, so 35 listings are actually up for bid.
The door is an auction until seven. Then Organic asks you to lock it — visit less, eat quieter, keep the GLP-1 signal you already started at dinner.
upcoming · organic glp-1
7:00 PM
Picture this: you came for a magnet, you stay for a ritual. At 7pm the kitchen wins if the door stays shut. Organic is the lock, the walk, and the recipe that fires natural GLP-1 so nighttime grazing doesn't undo the day. Fridge management isn't willpower — it's a closing time.
A running auction for ad magnets on a two-door fridge. Fifty sticker spots: 20 on the freezer, 30 on the fridge. Whoever holds the top bid on a spot gets their logo shown there. A handful of spots merge into bigger XL magnets — more visibility, higher price.
Your magnet comes off and theirs goes up. You can always bid it back — the fridge never closes for the season.
As long as you're the highest bid on it. Could be an hour, could be a year. There's no fixed term either way.
No — it's a fridge illustration on this site. Your logo lives here, not on anyone's actual kitchen appliance. The real kitchen project is Organic GLP-1 — lock the door at 7pm and open a recipe instead.
Yes. Checkout is Polar — they take the card, we never see the number. Polar sticks the bid to the magnet after the payment lands. Get outbid later and the fridge updates; Polar does not refund a beaten bid.