Nick
@Nick_333ch
Built rankbid.lol, a pay-to-rank board where lifetime spend sets your position.
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Nick (known as Nick_333ch on X) is a Canadian indie hacker who built rankbid.lol, a pay-to-rank leaderboard that launched during the August 2026 Outbid.lol wave. Rankbid uses a lifetime-spend mechanic backed by a public Supabase API - your rank is set by total bid, not by speed. He also built ReUGC, a tool for converting UGC videos, which has generated over $6,900 in verified revenue on TrustMRR.
Our take
Rankbid is one of the more technically interesting Outbid clones because it exposes a public API and uses lifetime-spend ranking instead of single-bid. Nick shipped it fast during the .lol gold rush and it earned over $1,000 in its first days.
By the numbers
Boards tracked
1
Combined revenue
$1,170
Top bid
$102
ReUGC revenue
$6.9K
Boards on this directory
The .lol wave
When Outbid.lol went viral on August 19, 2026, dozens of developers raced to register .lol domains and build their own versions. Nick built rankbid.lol as a lifetime-spend leaderboard backed by a public Supabase API, differentiating it from the outbid-style single-bid mechanic.
ReUGC and verified revenue
Outside the pay-to-rank space, Nick built ReUGC, a tool that helps brands create more hooks, angles, and formats from UGC videos. It has generated over $6,900 in verified revenue on TrustMRR.
Frequently asked questions
- Who built rankbid.lol?
- Nick (Nick_333ch on X), a Canadian indie hacker. He also built ReUGC, a UGC video conversion tool.
- How is rankbid.lol different from Outbid.lol?
- Rankbid uses a lifetime-spend mechanic - your position is determined by total amount bid, not by outbidding the current leader. It also exposes a public Supabase API.