A marketplace for sponsored posts, and more.
Advertisers bid to publish sponsored posts on real X creators' profiles, and can add a pin, a bio mention, a banner or a profile picture on top.
What Hire My Space is
Hire My Space is a marketplace that connects advertisers with X (Twitter) creators for sponsored posts. Advertisers bid to have their message published on real creators' profiles, and the bid appears on a public leaderboard ranked by spend. Rank is pure spend: no algorithms, no engagement multipliers, and no editorial picks. Beyond the post itself, a campaign can also buy a pinned post, a line in the creator's bio, their profile banner or their profile picture, in any combination, for as long as the campaign runs.
Who it's for
Advertisers who want to reach X audiences through sponsored posts and profile placements, without negotiating sponsorships one creator at a time. And creators who want to monetize the audience they have already built by accepting campaigns that match their niches, choosing for themselves which placements they're willing to offer and at what price.
Core features
A bid-based leaderboard where rank is pure spend. Fixed-price sidebar ad slots for guaranteed placement alongside the leaderboard. Placements beyond the post (pinned posts, bio mentions, banners and profile pictures) are priced by the day and only from creators who choose to offer them. Region targeting so campaigns only reach the markets you care about. A public pricing estimator. And a live stats page showing platform-wide traction.
How bidding works
Advertisers pick their target audience (niche, follower range, region), choose which placements they want (the post alone, or combined with a pin, bio mention, banner or profile picture), write a short message, and place a bid. The bid appears on the public leaderboard ranked by spend. The platform matches the campaign to creators who fit the targeting and offer every placement it needs, and the campaign goes live on their X profiles. When it ends, everything comes down and the campaign stays on the leaderboard for historical context.