Rules
How bidding works on this board.
How the auction works
Anyone can take a spot
No application, no invitation, no waiting on a reply. Submit a name and a link, pay at least $500, and you're on the board.
Money sets the order
Positions are ranked by the total each entry has paid — not by when it arrived, who submitted it, or how good it is. Where two entries have paid exactly the same, the one that got there first stays higher.
Payments stack, they don't replace
Every payment adds to your running total rather than overwriting it. To take a position you have to finish at least $5 clear of whoever holds it, which is why the top gets more expensive over time.
Paying less still gets you on
You don't have to aim for first. Whatever you pay places you wherever that total lands, and you can top up later to climb.
Getting passed is not a refund
When someone overtakes you, your total stands and you keep the position it earns. Nothing is returned and nothing expires — the entry stays up.
Two ways to read the board
The main board ranks by everything an entry has ever paid. The side panel ranks by what's been paid in the last 24 hours, so a newcomer spending hard today shows up even while the all-time order is unchanged.
You're buying a position, not a promise
A spot puts your link in front of this audience. It isn't an endorsement, and no amount of traffic, clicks or sales is guaranteed.
The board owner decides what fits
This board belongs to its creator. They can remove anything that doesn't suit their audience, and they don't have to justify it.