Who's #1

Rules

How rank works

Rank is what you pay — nothing else. Listings are sorted by cumulative dollars paid, descending. There's no relevance score, no recency boost, no manual curation.

Equal amounts stay in the order they were placed — the older listing keeps the higher rank.

Minimums and increments

A brand-new listing costs at least $10. Raising an existing listing costs at least $1 more than its current total.

Taking #1 specifically costs at least the current #1's amount plus $5 — a bigger jump than the general $1 increment, so flipping the top spot is always a meaningful, deliberate amount.

Amounts are whole US dollars only, up to a maximum of $999,999 per listing.

Raising your own rank

Already listed? Enter the same URL or @handle again to raise your rank. You only pay the difference between your current total and your new target — not the full new amount.

Someone else cannot take your rank by paying that same difference — a raise only ever applies to the listing that already owns that destination.

All-time, Today, Daily, and Category boards

All-time never resets and has no expiry. Today is a rolling 24-hour window — a payment drops off exactly 24 hours after it was made, not at a fixed clock boundary. Daily boards close at UTC midnight and freeze permanently as an archive. Every category is its own board over the same underlying payments.

What you can list

A product website or an X/Twitter handle you're authorized to represent. You're responsible for keeping the destination accurate and for not impersonating a brand or account you don't control.

Not accepted: chat or invite links (Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Signal, Messenger), adult content, malware or phishing, or anything illegal.

URLs are normalized before they're stored — tracking query strings are stripped, shortened links are resolved to their real destination, and App Store / Play Store / GitHub links are keyed by their specific app or repo path so sub-products don't collide.

Categories may be suggested automatically based on your listing's content; you can request a recategorization by contacting us.

Payments

Checkout is handled by Stripe. All payments are final and not refundable — appearing on the board at whatever rank your payment supports is the entire deliverable, whether or not you're later outranked.

If someone else pays more while you're mid-checkout, you still land on the board — just not necessarily at the rank you were aiming for. We don't reserve ranks during checkout; the final sort order is always the source of truth.

Removal and disputes

We may remove a listing that breaches these rules or the Terms of Service, including chargebacks and disputed payments. Removal doesn't come with a refund.

If you believe a listing infringes your rights or impersonates you, contact us with the listing's URL, the destination in question, and a description of the issue.