Clout, but
priced.
- 01
Pick a spot
Every leaderboard has a fixed number of visible positions. Choose the one you want and see exactly what it costs to take it right now.
- 02
Outbid whoever's there
A bid has to beat the standing bid at that position by a set increment. The minimum is worked out on our side, from live data, at the moment you pay — never in your browser.
- 03
Hold it
The spot is yours until somebody bids higher. However long you hold it is shown on your profile and on your share card.
- 04
Lose the clout
When someone outbids you, you drop a place and we email you. Nothing is taken away — your bid still stands at its new position.
- 05
Buy it back
Bid again to climb. That is the whole game.
What a position here means
Ranks are bought, not earned. Clout here is bought, not earned. Positions are won by bidding — not by followers, views or engagement. A creator with a thousand followers can hold #1. One with fifty million can sit at #50. The only thing that decides a position is the current bid.
That is why nothing on this site claims a creator is “the best” or “the most influential”. What we say is “#1 current position” and “highest current bid”, because that is the only claim the mechanic supports.
Follower and subscriber counts shown on profiles are supplied by whoever added the profile. We do not verify them, they are labelled self-reported, and they have no effect on ranking whatsoever.
Money and privacy
Payments are handled by the gateway. Card details never touch our servers, and a bid only becomes a position after we have verified the payment ourselves — a browser saying “paid” is not enough.
Bids are public; bidders are not. Boards show the amount and the creator, never who paid. If a bid cannot be applied — a higher one landed while you were paying — it is refunded automatically.
Visitor counts come from anonymous session ids that expire on their own. No IP addresses, no fingerprints, no cross-site tracking. Every number on the site is a count of something that actually happened.