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My Million Mark

8 Billion People.
Only 1 Million Marks.

One million people will leave one sentence here.
Claim your number. Leave your mark. Forever.

000,000 / 1,000,000

1,000,000 marks remaining

Claim my mark — $1.99

One person. One number. One sentence. Forever.

If you could leave only one sentence for the world, what would it be?

One sentence. 150 characters. Make it count.

How it works

01

Write

Leave one sentence for the world.

02

Claim

Receive your permanent number from #000001 to #1000000.

03

Become part of it

Your mark becomes part of a permanent global collection.

Leave your mark

What would your sentence be?

One sentence. One number. Part of one million. Forever.

Founding Mark — $1.99 · Regular price $2.99

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Your mark

#------

Your sentence will appear here.

Your nameYour country

Your permanent number is assigned only after your payment is verified.

The Million Marks

A permanent archive

Find a Mark

Look up any number.

Only one million.
Ever.

When Mark #1,000,000 is claimed, no more marks will ever be added.

#000001 #1000000

No resets. No second million.

The first 100

The Founding Collection

Marks #000001 through #000100 form the historical Founding Collection. #000001 is the Founder Mark and a few numbers inside the range are reserved Prestige Marks — every other eligible number is a $1.99 Founding Mark.

Only 100 numbers. Ever.

Founding Collection

#000001 #000100

Founding price $1.99 · Regular $2.99

Prestige

Some numbers are different.

A small collection of significant numbers has been permanently reserved as Prestige Marks. They will never enter standard allocation.

#000100#001000#010000#888888

Prestige Marks — coming later

Your share card

Every mark comes with a card built to be shared — your number, your sentence, and proof that it’s yours and no one else’s.

1080 × 1920 — optimised for Instagram Stories, TikTok, WhatsApp Status and other vertical formats.

Nothing private ever appears on it: only your number, your sentence, and the name and country you chose to publish.

My Million MarkFounding Mark

I left my mark.

#------ / 1,000,000

Your sentence, kept exactly as you wrote it.

Your nameYour country

What’s yours?

mymillionmark.com

FAQ

What is My Million Mark?
A global digital collection limited to one million people, each represented by one number and one sentence.
What do I get?
Your own permanent sequential number and your sentence displayed as part of the Million Marks collection.
Can I choose my number?
No. Numbers are assigned sequentially in the order marks are claimed, skipping every reserved number.
What happens after one million?
The collection closes permanently. The existing Million Marks remain as the completed archive.
Can I change my sentence?
No. Your sentence becomes permanent once your Mark is claimed. Choose something that means something to you.
How much does a Mark cost?
Founding Marks are $1.99 while eligible numbers remain in the first 100. After that, a Mark is $2.99. Either way it is a one-time payment.
Is this a subscription?
No. It is a one-time payment. There is no recurring subscription.
What are Prestige Marks?
A tiny collection of significant numbers has been reserved outside the normal sequence. Prestige Marks will never be assigned through standard checkout and may become available separately in the future.
Can I buy #100 or #1000 for $2.99?
No. Reserved Prestige Marks are excluded from standard allocation.
What is the Founder Mark?
Mark #000001 is permanently reserved for the creator of My Million Mark and represents the beginning of the archive.
What is the Founding Collection?
Marks #000001 through #000100 form the historical Founding Collection. Some special numbers within this range are reserved Prestige Marks, while the remaining eligible Founding Marks are available for $1.99.

The world has billions of people.
Only one million will be here.
Will you?

If you had one sentence to leave behind, what would you say?

Claim my mark

1,000,000 available. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

One person. One number. One sentence. Forever.