Pay more than the row above you.

The board is sorted by exactly one thing: the current bid, highest first. Your bid is your rank — there's no algorithm, no engagement score, no editorial thumb on the scale.

When two listings bid the same amount, the earlier claim keeps the higher spot. Matching a bid doesn't pass it — beating it does.

Bids are whole US dollars: $2 minimum, $1 steps. You can bid any amount at or above the minimum — a lower bid simply lands lower on the board. The claim form shows you exactly where an amount would rank before you commit a cent.

Submitting the claim form reserves nothing. A rank is claimed the moment your payment completes — until then, the board doesn't know you exist. Checkout sessions expire after 30 minutes.

Right now payments run in test mode: the checkout is a stub and no real money moves. The rules apply as if it were real.

There are 100 spots, shown 50 to a page. When listing number 101 arrives, the lowest-ranked listing falls off — quietly, and without a refund.

The board updates live: outbids, new claims, and takeovers show up within seconds, no refresh needed.

A listing's identity is its link. Claiming with a URL that's already on the board doesn't add a duplicate — it updates that listing with the new bid amount, a fresh claim time, and whatever title and pitch you submitted. Outbidding yourself is allowed, and occasionally necessary.

Pay at least 5× the current top bid and you don't just take #1 — your listing is pinned above the entire board for 3 hours, countdown included.

Only one takeover runs at a time. While one is active, new takeover attempts are rejected — wait out the clock like everyone else.

Product and website URLs, and X handles (@name links to the profile). Chat-group invites — Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal — can't be listed.

Titles max out at 60 characters, descriptions at 200. Say it fast; the bid does the talking.

Every listing links out through a tracked redirect, and each row shows its clicks from the rolling last 24 hours — so the board also tells you which ranks actually pay for themselves.

Money spent stays spent. Being outbid doesn't remove you — you slide down one row and your listing keeps working. The only exit is the bottom of the board, and it only comes when 100 better-funded listings stand above you.