A public leaderboard of products. Getting on it is free. The only thing money buys is a higher position, and everything on the page is measured rather than estimated.
How ranking works
Every listing enters free, at the bottom, in the order it arrived.
Paid listings sit above free ones and are ordered by amount, highest first. Ties go to whoever paid first.
Bids are whole dollars, $2 minimum. Pay any amount you like. You don't have to beat the top to move up, you just take whatever position that amount earns.
Payments on the same listing add together, so raising your position later costs only the difference you want to add.
Nothing is permanent. Somebody can pay more tomorrow and push you down. That's the whole game.
It is whatever the board says at that moment. Nothing is reserved, nothing is decided in advance, and the countdown on the board is the clock that counts.
What you can list
A product, a company site, or your own profile. One listing per domain.
No invite or chat links, no affiliate or redirect links, no gambling, adult content, or anything illegal.
Listings that break these come down without a refund, paid or free.
After you pay
A payment claims the position the moment it clears, not when it's started.
Payments are final. You're buying a position on a board, not a number of clicks, and no traffic is promised.
Clicks go straight to the URL you submitted and are counted per listing, in public, next to your name.
You can ask for your listing to be removed at any time. Removal doesn't return the money.
How the numbers are measured
Online is the number of distinct browser sessions that pinged the page in the last 90 seconds.
Visitors since launch counts distinct browser sessions and only ever goes up. One person on two devices counts twice, and one person returning tomorrow counts once more. The counter was rebuilt while the site was being set up, so read it as a floor rather than a complete history.
Click counts increment once per click on a listing, up to five times per network per listing per hour. Past that the link still works and still sends the visitor through, it just stops adding to the number, so nobody can pump their own count.
None of these are smoothed, padded, or seeded. Every one is counted server side, once per session or once per click. The public analytics dashboard is open too, so you can check any of it against a third party.