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28 spots · the real Everest route · for Nepal
Twenty-eight sponsor spots up the real Khumbu route — plant your SaaS, your company, your portfolio, your @handle, literally anything you want the internet to look up to. Scroll flies the actual terrain.
Targeting: The Summit · 29,032 ft
Spots start at $1 (Lukla to Base Camp) and climb to $14 (the summit). Any spot can be cut: pay $1 more than its holder and take their place — they slide one camp down, and the bottom flag gets swept back to Kathmandu. Payments handled by Dodo Payments.
In late August 2026, catastrophic flash floods tore through Nepal's border districts, killing hundreds of people and leaving thousands missing, with entire villages swept away. Relief operations are underway right now — and they need funding more than they need another news cycle.
TopSummit.lol is an independent project and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Save the Children or the Government of Nepal. Every transfer is posted on this site, with its receipt, in the relief ledger — nothing happens off the record.
Twenty-eight real waypoints, twenty-eight flags. Every cut costs a dollar more than the last — and half of it goes down the valley to people who need it.
The summit · 29,032 ft
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The roof of the world is still open.
Every number below comes straight from verified payments and real clicks.
50% of everything raised is pledged to Nepal flood relief. TopSummit makes each transfer directly and logs it below with its receipt — in full public view.
Claims are purchases of advertising, not charitable donations, and are not tax-deductible for sponsors. Donations are made by TopSummit in its own name, crediting the sponsors who funded them.
Twenty-eight spots. One dollar to start. Half of everything goes down the valley.
A SaaS, a company, a portfolio, a newsletter, even your social @handle (x.com/you) — if it has a URL, it can fly a flag. Add a one-line pitch and pick any waypoint from Lukla Airstrip to the summit itself.
Open spots cost their base price: $1 anywhere from Lukla to Base Camp, then $2 to $14 up the climb. Checkout is handled by Dodo Payments — cards, wallets, and UPI. Prices are tax-inclusive.
Any held spot can be taken by paying exactly one dollar more than its holder. They slide a camp down, and the bottom flag gets swept back to Kathmandu.
50% of every dollar goes to Save the Children's Nepal flood response, plus donations to Nepal's PM Disaster Relief Fund. Getting cut just raises more.
No algorithms, no boosts, no hidden mechanics. Position on this mountain is decided by verified payments and nothing else — and every rule fits on one lift ticket.