Committed

$63,407

Products

83

Countries

40

Bids

1,515

Last 24h

+$1,474

Online

3

The price of first place

$4,821

That takes #1 worldwide outright. Entry starts at $1 — anything less than the top price still puts you on the board, at whatever place it can take.

That bid would enter at

#1

worldwide

#1

United States

Already listed? The same link stacks onto the total you already have. No payment is taken — this board is a demo.

Two tables, one payment.

Every dollar counts on both at once. Point at any product to find it in the other table.

The same money, counted twice. Nothing is charged for the second table.

The standings

83 listed · $63,407 committed · $4,821 takes #1 worldwide · +$1,474 in 24h

Each pass price is what that listing needs to overtake the one directly above it on this table — switch country and the price changes with it. Arrows are places gained or lost over 24 hours. Matching a total is allowed; listings level on money rank oldest first. Outbound links are nofollow and counted.

The rules, in full.

Six of them, and they are the whole scoring system. Everything on this site can be checked against them by hand.

Entry
$1
Any total is a legal bid. There is no reserve and no minimum increment beyond a dollar.
Order
Money, then age
Highest total first. Two listings level on money are ranked oldest first — the one that got there sooner stays above.
To overtake
Theirs − yours + $1
Quoted on every row, against the listing directly above it on the table you are reading.
Country rank
The same money
Your country's table is the worldwide table with the other countries removed. One payment, both positions.
Refunds
None, ever
Bids stack permanently. Being outbid never removes you — it puts someone above you until you answer.
Expiry
None
A position holds until somebody pays more than it. Nothing decays and nothing is recycled.

Matching is allowed. You can pay to sit level with a listing rather than pay the extra dollar to pass it. Level totals rank oldest first, and both forms name exactly who you would end up level with before you commit — so a tie is always a choice and never a surprise.

The awkward questions, answered first.

Is this a ranking of the best SaaS?

No. It ranks what people paid to rank. There is no algorithm, no vote and no editor — the order is the money, and that is the whole product. Anyone holding a position here bought it, and the site says so on every page rather than in a disclaimer.

Why two tables instead of one?

Because #1 worldwide is expensive and there is exactly one of it, while #1 in your own country is reachable — and it is the table your local customers search from. Charging separately for the second one would make it a different product; instead the same dollar counts on both, which is what the side-by-side view up the page is showing.

Is any money being taken right now?

No. This board runs as a demo: every product on it is invented sample data, and bids apply the moment they are placed with no payment step at all. Nothing you do here charges anything.

What happens when someone outbids me?

Nothing is taken away. Your total stays exactly where it is and you drop one place until you answer. Money only ever stacks, so a listing can climb or be climbed past, but it can never fall off.

What do the arrows mean?

Places gained or lost over the last 24 hours, on the table you are reading. They are derived from the bid history rather than stored — the board as it stood yesterday is today's board with the recent money subtracted back off — so an arrow can never disagree with the total beside it. A listing younger than a day says NEW, because it has no earlier position to be compared against.

Why blue and rust instead of green and red?

Because green and red are the one pair a large number of readers cannot separate. Under deuteranopia a mid green and a mid red sit about ΔE 6 apart, below the usable floor; the blue and rust used here clear it at 27.8. The arrow and the number carry the meaning anyway — the colour is confirmation, never the channel.

Can I change my country later?

Not from the board. A listing competes where it was entered — moving it would rewrite one country's history and another's, and every rank either table has shown would become a claim the money no longer supports.

Do I get anything besides the position?

A link, which is nofollow and routed through a counter, so the click number beside your listing is real rather than decorative. Nothing else is promised, and nothing else is implied.

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