What you get
A hoarding beside the road at one junction, or at all five: Silk Board, Hebbal, Tin Factory, Sony World and Ecospace. It sits on the map the whole time a level is played, in Lite and Pro, on phones and computers.
Players who tap it see a small card with your name, one line and a button to your site. The game pauses first, so nobody is pulled out mid-level by accident.
Who plays
Mostly people in Bengaluru who know these junctions too well. The game launched in November 2026 and is shared through WhatsApp and the Daily Junction result card. When you get in touch, we'll send current numbers: visits, levels played and hoarding taps. No made-up reach figures.
What to send
- A name of up to 12 characters (it's set in capitals on the board).
- One line of up to 22 characters, such as "Filter coffee, 7 AM".
- Two colours: background and text. Or a finished image at 216 × 84 pixels.
- The link the button should open.
The board is small on a phone, so a short name and a strong colour work best.
House rules
- Still images only. No animation, no sound, no pop-ups, and nothing that changes how the game plays.
- No political, betting, alcohol, tobacco or adult ads.
- Nothing that suggests the game or your brand is linked to Bengaluru Traffic Police. Namma Gridlock is fan-made.
- No tracking pixels or cookies. The game counts taps itself and shares the totals with you.
Price
We're signing our first advertisers now and keeping it cheap while the game grows: write to us with the junction you'd like and we'll reply with a simple monthly price.