Bidboard
bidboard.space
No-scroll billboard where your slice of the screen grows with what you pay.
$1
Outbid for $2 · #1 is outbid.lol
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Bidboard turns the pay-to-rank format into a single visual billboard: instead of a numbered list, the screen splits into slices sized by how much each holder paid, with no scrolling. One slice is live right now, held by outbid.lol for $1 with 20 clicks recorded.
Our take
The proportional-slice visual is a genuinely different presentation from the numbered-list format that dominates this niche, closer to a modern take on the old million-pixel-page idea than a leaderboard. With just one slice claimed and $1 paid in total, there is not enough here yet to judge how the layout holds up once more advertisers compete for space. Worth a look for the format alone.
Key metrics
- Value score
- F (1/100)
- Total revenue
- $1
| Listings | 1 |
| Revenue per bid | $1 |
| Domain rating | 1/100 |
How we calculated this
Ahrefs DR: 1/100.
How does bidboard.space work?
Instead of a ranked list, the whole homepage is one billboard divided into slices sized by how much each holder paid; there is no scrolling and no separate rank order, just proportional screen space. Submitting a link, an optional label, and an amount ($1 minimum) claims a slice at checkout. One slice is currently claimed: outbid.lol at $1 with 20 clicks logged.
Bidding rules
- The homepage is one billboard, split into slices sized by payment, not a numbered list.
- Claiming a slice requires a link and an amount, $1 minimum.
- No published rules page confirms refund policy or further detail beyond the live site.
What does a listing include?
- A link, an optional short label, and your paid amount
- A billboard slice sized relative to what you paid
- Click tracking on your slice
Is bidboard.space worth it?
Pros
- +Proportional visual slices instead of a numbered list is a genuinely different presentation
- +No-scroll layout means every claimed slice is visible at once, without paging through ranks
- +Live click and visitor counters are shown at the top of the page
- +Cheap floor: $1 claims a slice
Cons
- −Only one slice is claimed and $1 paid in total at the time of this review
- −No published rules page to confirm refund policy or a payment processor
- −No cap or formula shown for how slice size scales with payment beyond what the homepage displays live
- −No creator credit published
Who should advertise on bidboard.space?
- Anyone who wants a visually different placement than a standard ranked list
- Builders comparing proportional-space billboards to numbered leaderboards
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bidboard | — | $2 | — | F (1) |
| bidout | $0.00/click | $8 | — | C (56) |
| hill.bid | $0.01/click | $2 | 188/mo | D (35) |
| toolarena.lol | $0.01/click | $6 | — | C (58) |
| RankAffiliate | $0.02/click | $6 | — | C (55) |
Frequently asked questions
- How is my slice size determined on Bidboard?
- The site states your slice grows with what you pay, though no published formula is available beyond what is shown live on the billboard.
- Is there a rank number on Bidboard?
- No. There is no numbered list, only a single billboard divided into slices sized by payment.
- How much does the current slice holder pay?
- outbid.lol currently holds the only claimed slice, paid at $1 with 20 clicks logged.