Attention with a price tag on it

Every ranking you have ever looked at was sold to somebody. This one is just honest about it. The number next to a listing is exactly what its owner paid to be there, in public, where anyone can beat it.

Take a spot

How it works

01

Name your number

Drop in a link, pick a category, and decide what the spot is worth to you. The floor is five dollars.

02

Land where the money reaches

Your bid slots you in above everyone you outspent. Beat the top number and you take the top row outright.

03

Hold it until someone pays more

The spot is yours indefinitely. No timer, no expiry. The only thing that moves you is a bigger bid.

Currently holds #1

Nobody yet

open at $1

Spots claimed

0

on the board

Clicks delivered

0

to listings on the board

Questions people keep asking

What actually is this?

A single public leaderboard where position is decided by money and nothing else. There is no algorithm, no engagement score and no editorial taste involved. Whoever paid most is on top.

How long do I keep my spot?

Until someone pays more than you. There is no clock and no renewal. A listing that nobody challenges could sit at the top for a week or for a month.

What happens when I get superseded?

You slide down one row. You stay on the board with your original bid intact, and you can raise it at any time to climb back.

Can I raise my own bid?

Yes. Submit the same link with a bigger number and the difference is what you pay. Your existing bid is not thrown away.

Do I get a refund when someone outbids me?

No. You bought the position for as long as it lasted, plus the clicks it sent you while you held it. That is the deal going in.

What can I list?

A product, a portfolio, a newsletter, a job post, yourself. Anything with a URL or a handle. Nothing illegal, nothing that puts people at risk, and nothing that misrepresents what it is.

The whole rulebook

  • · The floor for any spot is $1.
  • · To pass a listing you must beat it by at least $1.
  • · Ties go to whoever got there first.
  • · Positions do not expire and are never rotated.
  • · Payments are one-time and non-refundable.
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