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Stucky - Get Paid for Your Lid

Lifestyle

SOSA PROJECTS, LLC

iPhone iPadFree
Store rating
-
Store ratings
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0
Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 6, 2026

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About Stucky - Get Paid for Your Lid

Brands pay to have their sticker on your laptop. Stucky is how you get that sticker and get paid for it.

How it works
Sign in with your school email. That's the whole sign-up, and it tells us your campus.
Pick a brand from the stickers open at your school. Each one shows what it pays per month, how long it runs and how many spots are left. Apply with a photo of your lid as it is today.
If the brand approves you, the sticker is printed and mailed to you for free. Put it anywhere on the outside of your lid.
Once a week the app asks for one photo of your lid. You get a three-hour window. Miss it and that week just doesn't pay. There are no fines.
Every verified week adds to your balance, and it's paid to your bank in the first week of the next month.

What it costs you
Nothing. There are no fees, ever. Money only moves toward you. The sticker is removable vinyl and peels off clean when you're done, and you can quit a campaign whenever you want.

What brands see
Your name, photo, major, campus and any socials you add. The brand that approves you also gets your shipping address so they can mail the sticker. Brands never see your email, your bank details or where you were when you took a check-in photo.

Who it's for
Students at US colleges. Stucky is opening campus by campus. If your school isn't live yet, sign up anyway and you'll be on the list for when it is.

Payouts are handled by Stripe. Questions go to the Message us thread in the app, where a person answers.

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