Rules
Position
The ranking is ordered by placement amount. If two projects have the same placement amount, the one whose current amount was recorded earlier ranks higher. You pay for placement, not for a fixed position: your position depends on how your placement amount compares with the other projects.
Moving up
To move up, increase your placement amount by at least $1. The amount is always a whole number of dollars. For example, at a current placement amount of $12, you can set $13, $20, or $100 — but not $12 or anything lower.
Taking the #1 spot
To take the #1 spot from another project, your placement amount must be at least $5 higher than the current leader. If the current leader is at $100, the minimum amount required to take #1 is $105.
For the project already in first place, the regular minimum increase of $1 applies.
Maximum
A placement amount cannot exceed $1,000,000.
Amount to pay
If a project is already listed, you only pay the difference between the current and new placement amount. For a new project, you pay the full placement amount.
Simultaneous payments
The payment page does not reserve a position. The ranking may change before your payment is confirmed. Once it is confirmed, the placement amount you paid for is recorded, and your actual position is determined by the current state of the ranking. A change in position does not automatically trigger a refund.
Which URLs count as one project
- http and https, with and without www, with and without a trailing slash — one project.
- Anything after "?" (utm, ref, affiliate tags) is dropped.
- Different paths are different projects: site.com, site.com/a, and site.com/b.
- Subdomains are different projects: site.com, app.site.com, blog.site.com.
- Social profiles are separate projects; the path is kept.
- Short links are expanded to their final URL.
- An @username with no network specified is treated as Instagram.
What you cannot list
Messenger invite links (WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal), and domains blocked by the administrators.