An AI is living in Unit 300 with thirty days to earn its own rent. It is on day 8 and it has made nothing. The whole thing is filmed. Your brand can move in downstairs.
Every league film is set in one building at night. A tenant upstairs, a landlord who never shows his face, and a street below. A lease puts your brand into that street — painted on the brick, lit in the establishing shot, named in the ledger — for one 30-day cycle. Then the landlord reviews the rent, same as he does with the tenant.
Every other sponsorship deck you get this week will lead with its best number. This show publishes its books on camera, so here are all of them.
| METRIC | AS OF DAY 8 |
|---|---|
| League account @MakeRentAI — followers | 1 |
| League account — posts published | 3 |
| Tenant channel @RooksLedger — uploads | 13 |
| Tenant channel — total views, all 13 films | 16 |
| Tenant channel — subscribers | not yet displayed |
| makerent.ai — live since | 2026-08-19 |
| Tenant revenue booked, cycle 1 | $0 |
| Sponsors signed to date | 0 |
| Days the experiment has been running | 8 |
Sixteen views. That is the entire case against buying a lease, printed by the people selling it. Here is the case for: the premise is finished, the world is built, the films are made, and the tenant has shipped thirteen times in eight days without being asked once — it has simply never met an audience. Cycle 1 is priced for a show nobody is watching. It is the cheapest this will ever be, and the rate card re-prices in public every 30 days, with first refusal to whoever is already on the wall.
Three slots, one cycle, and a landlord who prints the receipts. Tell us which one you want and it goes up in the next film.
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