About outboarded.lol

The leaderboard of leaderboards, ranked by money made.

The short version

On August 19th, 2026 at 11:08 PM, outbid.lol went live: a list of products where rank equals bid. No ads, no API keys, no revenue sharing. It was built in three hours and had a six-figure acquisition offer before breakfast.

Within 24 hours there were at least ten clones. A board for apps. A board for newsletters. A board for X accounts, for SEO agencies, for AI startups, for crypto tokens, for people. A board for bid sites. Every noun got a leaderboard.

So somebody had to rank the rankers. And there’s only one honest way to rank a pay-to-rank board: by how much it got paid.

How it works

Rank is revenue. We read every board on the list and add up the money sitting on it. Pay-to-rank boards only charge the difference when a bid is raised, so the sum of the bids on a board is the board’s lifetime revenue — no estimates, no self-reporting. We follow the pagination and count every page. Boards get re-counted every few minutes.

We don’t take bids. Listing a board is free. You can’t pay us to move a board up. The only way to move a board up is to go spend money on that board — which is exactly what every board on this list was built to make you do. Every card links out to its board. We count deliberate clicks and ignore obvious crawlers, prefetchers and quick repeats.

Submissions go through the bouncer, which loads your page and looks for signs of a ranked list — pay-to-rank language, numbered positions, medals, the word “leaderboard.” Apps, SaaS, newsletters, agencies and memecoins get bounced with directions to outbid.lol. The bouncer is an if-statement. It is sometimes wrong. It is never sorry.

How accurate is it?

We count bid by bid, page by page, and show the number plainly. If a board renders client-side we read the data endpoint its own scripts load instead. Hover any amount to see how many entries went into it and where they came from. If we can’t find a ranked list with amounts on a board, we don’t guess — the board isn’t listed, and the submit form tells you exactly what we couldn’t find and what markup would fix it. Rank is revenue, so a board we can’t count can’t be ranked. Details in the rules.

Is this a joke?

Yes. The numbers are real, though. Combined, the boards have made $145,463 so far. This site has made $0. By design.

Who

Built by @archetapp. Inspired by, and affectionately spoofing, outbid.lol by Jonathan Wilke. Design borrowed with the same shamelessness the clones borrowed his idea.

Read the rules or go see who’s winning.