Rules

Short on purpose. Paying means accepting these. Nothing here removes rights your consumer law gives you.

How the order works

Bids are whole euros. Entry starts at 1 €, the ceiling is 9,999 €.
To overtake someone you pay at least 1 € more than they hold. Paying less is fine too: you land wherever your amount reaches.
On a tie, the older bid stays higher. Matching a price does not overtake it.
Already on the board? Paste the same destination again to climb. You pay only the gap, and nobody can pass you by paying that gap: a different listing always pays its full amount.
Every destination has exactly one spot. The same Instagram, the same app or the same site cannot occupy two rows.

An App Store app, an Instagram, a TikTok, an X, a YouTube, or any public https link.
The icon comes from Apple, the platform, or the favicon. There is no free-text ad: the board shows the destination, not a sales pitch you wrote.
You must have the right to attach that destination to a bid, and the link has to be truthful.
I can pull a listing if the destination is illegal, misleading, or harms someone else. That is not a refund unless the fault was mine when charging.

The spot is claimed when the payment completes, not when checkout opens.
Your listing is public and every click goes to your destination through a counted link. Visits are shown on your row.
Being overtaken is not grounds for a refund. Being overtaken is the whole game: if you want it back, climb.

Stripe handles checkout. Completing it confirms you chose the amount yourself and understand it buys a spot on a public list, not a product or a service.
Refunds happen in one case: you paid and your listing never appeared because of a fault on my side. Write to me before opening a dispute and I will fix it.
One person runs this. It can stop working any day. Your listing shows for as long as the board exists.