The same auction, but for X profiles instead of products. Bids add up per profile; on 28 August 2026 places 1 to 33 were paid, from $46 down to $1, and everything from place 34 was free. A 60 percent affiliate commission and sponsor slots on the side. Petr Peller in the Czech Republic built it; the site credits the idea to Jonathan Wilke. More than 54,600 visitors produced $751, the weakest ratio in our list, because the visitors want to rank, not to buy.
Creator: Petr Peller · @pepeller · 265 followersCurrency: USDUpdated: 28 Aug 2026 21:58 UTC
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 · taxonomyMonetizationPay-to-rank for X profilesPricingBids add up per profile; places 1 to 33 paid ($46 to $1), free from place 34GoalNone statedInventoryUnlimitedLaunch platformXCore mechanicVanity for the profile ownerRepeatableYes, 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
0
public view counts of tracked posts
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Website visits (creator-provided)
71k
no visit data
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Revenue, 30 days
$7
$0.00 per visit
1
What is exchanged
Value Proposition Canvas
A rank for your own X profile. $751 from more than 54,600 visitors.
2
How the price forms
Pricing mechanism analysis
Bids add up per profile; below place 34 it is free.
3
Supply and scarcity
Scarcity and inventory analysis
Unlimited; 33 paid places.
4
Growth loop
Viral loop analysis
People visit to be ranked, not to buy, so the visitors do not convert.
5
Defensibility
Moat and clone analysis
None.
6
What can kill it
Failure mode analysis
A free tier that removes the reason to pay.
7
Why it works here
Editorial verdict
The weakest visitors-to-money ratio in the list, because the audience and the buyers are the same people and they would rather be listed for free.
Evidence · 3 items
28 Aug 2026
Public transaction record
TrustMRR: $751 all-time, unchanged; 15,950 visitors in 30 days, about 5 cents per visitor · reported revenue: $751 · trustmrr.com(reachable, checked 28 Aug 2026)