Rules & bidding policy

Listings are sorted by current bid, highest first. If two listings are tied on bid amount, whichever one was most recently updated ranks higher.

Raising your bid from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 charges you ₹5,000 — never the full new amount again. The amount you owe is always calculated by our server from your listing's live bid, never sent by your browser.

Getting outbid doesn't remove you from the leaderboard and doesn't refund you. You keep your spot at your current bid until you raise it again.

Your checkout screen can show a success message, but your bid isn't actually applied to the board until our server independently confirms the payment with our payment processor. This protects everyone on the board from a bid being applied on the basis of an unconfirmed or faked payment.

Payment takes a few seconds, and someone else's bid can land while yours is mid-checkout. Our policy: the raise you paid for is always honored in full, applied on top of whatever the board looked like the instant your payment was confirmed — not the instant you started checkout. Concretely, if you paid to go from ₹10,000 to ₹10,001 (a ₹1 raise) and someone else reached ₹20,000 while you were paying, your listing lands at ₹20,001, not ₹10,001. You never lose the value of what you paid, but the exact final number — and your rank — is only guaranteed once payment is confirmed, not when you clicked "bid."

Each website can only be listed once. Submitting a URL that's already on the board takes you to that existing listing instead of creating a duplicate.

There's no login. When you create a listing, you get a private link that lets you raise your bid later. We only store a one-way hash of it — if you lose the link, we can't recover it for you.