Let's start again. @jonathan_wilke earns 50% of all revenue — with thanks for the brilliant idea we've cloned.

Rules

This is a public leaderboard with one mechanic: money buys position. There is no ad inventory, no API key, no revenue share and no editorial review. Your rank is your bid — nothing else.

How ranking works

  • New listings are whole US dollars, $5 minimum, $999,999 maximum, $1 at a time. Bids already on the board keep their amount until they raise or get outranked.
  • Taking #1 costs at least $5 more than the current top bid. Paying less still puts you on the board at whatever rank that bid can take. Equal bids stay in the order they were placed — the older bid keeps the higher rank.
  • Today's board ranks what you spent in the last 24 hours. Each payment counts for a day from when you paid, then drops off. The same payment also adds to your all-time bid.
  • Already on the list? Enter the same URL or @handle again and raise your bid. The new amount must be at least $1 above your current bid; checkout only charges the difference. Someone else cannot take your rank by paying that difference.
  • Every listing sits in exactly one category, and ranks inside that category the same way it ranks overall.
  • App Store, Play Store, GitHub and similar platform links are keyed by their path, so different apps don't share a bid. Tracking query strings are ignored.

What you can list

  • A product or company website, or an X (Twitter) @handle.
  • Chat and invite links are not allowed — Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal and similar. The board is for products and profiles, not group chats.
  • Links to sexual content are not allowed. If it is porn, NSFW, or an adult platform, it does not belong on the board.
  • Query parameters are stripped from listing links. Affiliate, referral and tracking URLs will not work.
  • Link shortener URLs are not allowed. If you submit one, it is replaced by the URL it redirects to.

After you pay

  • Your listing becomes public immediately and links straight to the destination you submitted.
  • A completed payment is what claims a rank. Nothing is reserved before that.
Demo deployment. This copy runs without a payment provider connected, so the Outbid form writes straight to the database for testing.