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Money on the table, for something you publish.

Somebody names an amount for a post, a comment or a quote. You decide whether to take it.

Offers are ranked by amount: A table is a list of cash offers for one public performance: a post, a comment, a quote. You always see who is offering.
Nothing expires: An offer stands until whoever made it withdraws it. There are no rounds, no closing window and no countdown to beat.
Paid after it is published: You publish with a delivery code in it, we read the post from the outside the way anybody can, and the money moves. No review, no waiting period.

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A code, and you are in

Type your email and six digits arrive. They sign you in, and they make the account if there is not one yet. There is no password to choose and none to lose.

Your email address

It is the only thing we keep about you, and it is what a claim belongs to.

An address, and the claims made with it

There is one reason to have an account: a table you claim belongs to it, rather than to the browser you happened to claim it in. That is the whole of what it does.

We store the address you type and nothing else. No name, no picture, no profile. Claiming itself never asks for an account, because what proves a table is yours is a code published on the account, not a password held with us.

You can delete the account at any moment, from the account screen, in one press. It goes immediately along with the claims it holds, and we do not ask why.