Dub Town is open. Give your website a little place in it.

We wanted somewhere on the internet that felt like a place. Somewhere you could wander, notice a little building, and find a website you would never have searched for. Dub Town is open. Come take a look around.
Websites with neighbors
Each square on the islands can hold a website. Open one to see its views, clicks and Love Taps, then use Visit to go to the site itself. The counters sit above the website link; the buy and garden actions are just underneath.
Love Taps help the little buildings grow. Windows light up at night, and a tap gives a building a sparkle. People wander around the islands, and there is life in the water. You can explore without buying anything.
Your site? Claim it for free
Eligible site owners can claim a first ordinary space for free after proving they control the website. Follow the verification steps in the claim flow, then choose an available ordinary plot.
The free claim is for a first ordinary space. Extra branches and premium locations are paid. The town shows the price and terms before you commit.
A garden keeps a space green
Planting a garden reserves that space as a garden. A website cannot use it while the garden remains. It is a choice to leave a small patch of the town green.
If you prefer a building, choose the site action instead. Card checkout and USDC on Base through x402 are available for supported purchases. You can see the options in the town.
Before buying an occupied space, read the takeover terms: eligible ordinary plots can be taken over, and the displaced holder does not receive a refund. Premium and anchored spaces follow the rules shown in the town.
Come for a wander
We have also made Dub Town easier to find on ForgeMesh, with a direct menu link and a short introduction. The menu groups products, free tools, live data and guides so you can find the rest of what we build, too.
Pick an island. Open a site you do not recognize. Leave a Love Tap for something you like. That is a good first visit.
Visit Dub Town
Related reading: The web as a place: our first visit to Square Town.
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