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Local spots

You've been {{brand}}.

Say it to your favorite local spot. Find independent businesses near you, ask the owner if they'd like a coin, and launch it with their OK. {{share}} of its creator fees go to the business. It's free for them, they don't need crypto to collect, and what it earns depends on trading.

Always ask first. No yes from the owner, no coin. You'll also need the owner's own mobile number, not the shop's line. How to ask

Independent spots near you

    Type a ZIP code to start

    You'll see independent cafes, barbers, bakeries and shops nearby (no chains), each with the phone number it lists publicly and a ready-made pitch.

    Business listings © OpenStreetMap contributors. OpenStreetMap is a free map anyone can edit, so a listing can be out of date. We leave out the chains we can spot. Phone numbers are the ones each business lists publicly, usually its main line.

    How to do it right

    Ask first. Then launch.

    A coin with a business's name on it should be one the owner wanted. This is how to keep it friendly. To launch, you'll need a Solana wallet like Phantom and a little SOL for fees.

    1. Step 1

      Ask first

      Call or stop by, say who you are and ask if they'd like a coin. No yes, no coin. Never launch in a business's name without the owner's OK.

    2. Step 2

      Get the owner's mobile

      The number listed here is usually the shop's main line. {{brand}} needs the owner's own US or Canadian mobile number, because that's how they log in to collect. Don't put any phone number in the coin itself.

    3. Step 3

      Send the link yourself

      {{brand}} never messages anyone first. Nobody texts the owner unless they ask for a login code themselves. After you launch, send the claim link from your own phone or account, so they know it's from you.

    4. Step 4

      No money, ever

      It's free for them. {{brand}} never asks anyone for money or passwords, and nobody should ask for their login code, not even you. If someone does, it's a scam.

    Facebook groups

    Ask your neighbors

    Local Facebook groups know the best spots. Post this and let people nominate their favorite place to get {{brand}}.

    Check each group's rules first: many don't allow promotions. Then ask the owners the people pick, just like above.

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