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Pay to rank. The more you pay, the higher you climb.
@raushan25179964 · X
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Pay to rank. The more you pay, the higher you climb.
@raushan25179964 · X
Claim your product is better than the competition. Rank is decided by one thing: who paid the most.
@roprash · X
Leaderboards where opinions are ranked by dollars, not votes. Post your take, put money on it, and hold the top spot until someone wants it more.
@ojasssethi · X
Will people really put their money where their mouth is? Let's find out together :) Worked on a quick experiment inspired by outbid.
a public leaderboard where your rank is decided by one thing: how much you have paid. $5 gets you on.
@ahmedahext · X
nobody is #1 on yet , CLAIM IT
A pay-to-rank job leaderboard. Highest bid sits at #1. Anyone can outbid anyone, any time. No accounts, no edits, no refunds.
@suraz_bissoyi · X
Most sites rank credit cards by who pays them most. We rank by what you would actually earn. Enter your real spending to find your best card, free, with honest point values and zer
@cardocrat · X
A public experiment about the price of attention: this page belongs to the highest paid bid. Outbid them and take rank one.
@jacekfeliniak · X
Here’s mine: A public experiment where AI gets one mission — turn €0 into €1,000,000. I’m just the human executing the plan and documenting every step. 😅
A public leaderboard for products and people. Pay to take the rank — new spots start at $5. Nothing else counts.
@nurpostcom · X
made $100k, launched today, indie hacker, side project, SaaS, AI tools, SEO backlinks. I shipped the answer in 5 hours: — pay-to-rank public auction. $100k in 12 hours. #indiehacker #saas #AI #SEO #sideproject #buildinpublic #startup
A leaderboard sorted by money. That's the whole algorithm. Pay more, rank higher.
@Klonoprince · X
Get your game in front of Players, Publishers, and Press. Highest bid takes the #1 Spotlight. Exclusively for iOS and Android mobile games.
@hiimanshu19x · X
A public pay-to-rank leaderboard. List your product or X handle — the only ranking factor is how much you bid. Higher bid, higher rank.
@Mintu_aa · X
A page that asks visitors what they would pay for your product, and turns the answers into one number you can post: 23 people would pay $19+/mo — $437/mo of stated demand. Verified
@get_blunlock · X
I got tired of signups that meant nothing, so I built a page that asks for a price instead. You find out before you build, not after.