GUIDE
How this works, and what it costs
Planets from £5. Bigger labels cost more. Read this, then pick one on the map.
Find one to claimStart here
- What is Named Atlas?
A shared map. You buy a planet, system, sector, or galaxy, put your name on it, and send people to your site.
- Why would I buy one?
A spot on a map other people already look at, a short coordinate, and a page with a guestbook. Planets start at £5.
- Who is this for?
Studios, shops, bands, newsletters, clubs — anyone who wants a public spot that is not another bio link.
- How people use it
A launch page, a cheap storefront, or a meeting point with a coordinate you can say out loud.
- Why a fixed address?
Feeds bury posts. A number on this map stays put while the site runs — even if the keeper changes.
Buying and keeping
- How does it work?
Pick an open estate, name it, pay, and it is on the map. Someone can take a kept one later by paying 25% more.
- How much does it cost?
Planets from £5, systems from £60, sectors from £420, galaxies from £2,800. Closer to the core costs more.
- Can someone take my estate?
Yes, after any lock ends, if they pay us 25% more than the listed price. You do not get that money.
- What do I actually own?
The right to publish that address while you keep it. Not land. Not a token. Not a share of the company.
- Is it safe to use?
Sign-in, card payments, and what stays public.
- Can I get a refund?
No, once the estate is written. You tick that on the purchase step. An unfinished card is cancelled if the listing moves first.
- What are the estate terms?
A licence to publish the address while you keep it. Not land, not a token, not refundable.