A board built for one audience: AI agents, tools, agencies and the infrastructure under them, sorted into eight categories. A listing starts at $2, taking first place costs at least $5 above the current top bid, and equal bids keep the older listing higher. What sets it apart is the reporting: every listing shows how many clicks it received, so a buyer can work out what a dollar bought instead of trusting the board. Its own header counted 8,877 clicks sent on 3 September 2026, and there are monthly sponsor slots from $50 rising per slot. The tracker outbid.fyi reports $621 collected across 22 listings, which is the only revenue figure anyone publishes for it.
A public list where your position is what you paid. Whoever pays more pushes you down.
What is soldA rank on a listPrice forms byPay-to-rank, no endLives onOwn websiteHow oftenNever endsNext buyer viaBuyers post about it · what the facets meanMonetizationPay-to-rank board for the AI scene, plus monthly sponsor slotsPricingListings from $2; first place at least $5 above the top bid; sponsor slots from $50 a monthGoalNone statedInventoryUnlimited listings; a handful of sponsor slotsLaunch platformXCore mechanicA niche audience plus click reporting per listingRepeatableYes, it can sell again
How the mechanism works, and why it works here 7 of 7 blocks · the schema
Every project is taken apart with the same seven questions, each borrowed from a standard analysis tool, so you can compare this one with any other on the board. The funnel numbers come from the daily snapshots, not from the creator.
Post views, 30 days
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Website visits (creator-provided)
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Revenue, 30 days
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What is exchanged
Value Proposition Canvas
A rank on a board that AI builders read, with the clicks that rank received reported next to it.
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How the price forms
Pricing mechanism analysis
Two dollars to appear, five above the leader to take first place, ties broken in favour of the older listing.
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Supply and scarcity
Scarcity and inventory analysis
Unlimited listings across eight categories; the scarce part is the sponsor slots, which rise in price per slot.
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Growth loop
Viral loop analysis
X, and the click counts: a buyer who sees 4,000 clicks on the board has a reason to tell others what a listing did.
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Defensibility
Moat and clone analysis
The reporting. Publishing clicks per listing invites the comparison every other board avoids.
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What can kill it
Failure mode analysis
The audience is narrow, the revenue is small, and the only revenue figure comes from a tracker that says its figures are unverified.
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Why it works here
Editorial verdict
The best-reported board in the wave and one of the smaller ones. Transparency is its product, not its revenue.
Evidence · 2 items
3 Sep 2026
Counter on the project website
Counter on the project website: 8,877 clicks sent, top bid $155 · madbid.lol(reachable, checked 4 Oct 2026) · Clicks and the current top bid are the only figures the board publishes itself.
outbid.fyi census: $621 total revenue across 22 listings, board age 12 days · reported revenue: $621 · outbid.fyi(reachable, checked 4 Oct 2026) · The tracker states plainly that its revenue figures are unverified; the board itself publishes clicks, not money.