Questions
What do I get when I pay?
A public, clearly labelled placement on the leaderboard: your logo, name, tagline and a link, ranked by your total spend. It is advertising. We don’t promise traffic, sign-ups or sales.
How much does it cost?
New listings start at $10, in whole dollars. The form shows the live rank each amount buys on every board before you pay, and the exact charge.
How do I take #1?
Reach the current #1’s spend plus $5 on that board. The form has one-tap amounts for #1 all-time, #1 today and #1 in your category.
Can I raise my rank later?
Yes. Enter the same website or handle with a higher total. You pay only the difference, and it counts on today’s board too.
What happens at midnight UTC?
Today’s board is frozen into the daily archive and a new day starts at zero. All-time totals are unaffected.
What if someone pays while I’m at checkout?
Your rank is set when your payment is confirmed. You always keep the spend you paid for, but your position can be lower than the estimate. The confirmation page tells you if that happened.
Who processes payments?
Dodo Payments, as merchant of record. They handle card details, invoices and sales tax/VAT. We never see your card number. The charge may appear on your statement with a DODOPAY prefix.
Are payments refundable?
In specific cases, such as a duplicate charge or a removal that wasn’t caused by a rules breach. Being outranked is not one of them. Read the refund policy.
Are the links good for SEO?
No, and we say so up front. Paid links are marked rel="sponsored" as Google requires, so they pass no ranking credit. You’re paying for visibility to people, not search engines.
How are visits counted?
On our own server, once per visitor per listing every 30 minutes, excluding known bots, link previews and prefetches. See how we count.
Can I change my category?
Before your first payment, yes. After that, contact us and we’ll move it if the new category fits better.
Is this gambling or an auction?
No. There’s no chance, no prize and nothing is paid back. You buy an advertising placement whose position follows the published rules.