Win this week’s pot - enter completely free!
Sign up, bring people who vote you up, take the money.
Buy the spot every builder is watching.
The top costs $1 today, and half of it becomes their prize.
Nothing here yet.
Be the first card on the wall. $1 puts you at the top of an empty board.
Get on the boardSponsors pay. Founders compete. Everyone can see the price.
Two races on one wall. Sponsors bid openly for the spots, and half of every bid drops into a pot that a founder wins at the end of the week. Founders enter for nothing and climb on votes from the people they bring with them, which is exactly the audience the sponsors were trying to reach. Every Monday it starts over.
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Sponsors bid for the spots
From $1. The number is the rank — no algorithm under it, no quality score. Taking the top costs $1 more than whoever is up there.
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Half of every bid goes in the pot
The other half of a bid is set aside for the week’s founder pot. Every bid makes the prize bigger, so the sponsors fund the race they are advertising in.
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Founders enter free and rally votes
Indie founders pay nothing. They bring their people, their people vote, and the standings move. 3 points for someone who has never voted here before, 1 point for someone who has. One vote per person per season.
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Monday it resets
The pot pays out, the board clears and a new race starts. Nothing here is a permanent ranking, so there is always a reason to come back on Monday.
The one catch
Taking the top spot costs $1 more than whoever is up there now. That is the whole defence: you have to outbid the leader, and matching them is not outbidding them. If two listings are level, the one that got there first stays ahead.
Everyone is buying attention. Here the price is public.
Ad platforms hide what a placement costs behind an auction you never see. This wall shows all of it: who is up there, what they paid, how many visits it sent them, and what it takes to replace them.
Put something on the wall