You pay for a public position on the leaderboard. Everything is open, everything is live, and everybody can see exactly what your rank cost.
Paste your product URL or @handle into the form, pick a category, and click “Steal the spot”. Any working product page works — websites, GitHub repos, X handles, app-store links.
Bids start at $2 and go up from there. You pay once per position — no subscription, no repeat charges. Payments are processed by card through Dodo Payments.
The moment payment lands, your listing is live. Your rank is your bid, compared against everyone else in the category — highest bid wins, no votes, no algorithms.
Every visitor who clicks your card goes through a counted redirect, so visits are real numbers on the board. Clicks are public — proof that attention is flowing.
Someone paid more than you? Your rank drops the second they do. Come back, raise your bid, and take the spot back — you only pay the difference, never the full amount twice.
If the leader holds a $4 bid, taking #1 costs $6 or more. Bidding less still puts you on the board — exactly at whatever place that amount can buy. Raising an existing listing charges only the difference, so climbing is always cheaper than defending from zero.
Your product can be on the board in under a minute.