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billbored.lol

100 slots, one flat price. Newest buyer takes #1, no bidding.

$10

Outbid for $10 · #1 is LinkedMash

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billbored is a 100-slot board with no bidding: everyone pays the same flat price, and the newest buyer takes #1 while every other slot shifts down one row. The price rises as the board fills, from $10 at launch to $25 now, with $50 stated as next. The homepage reports 1,356 visitors and 30 of 100 slots claimed. A separate $500 gold tile adds a promotional post on X.

Our take

The pitch is honest about the trade-off: pay the flat price, sit at #1 for exactly as long as nobody else buys, then get pushed down until you buy again. That is closer to a rental than a rank. 1,356 visitors on 30 filled slots is a reasonable audience for a $25 board, but there are no per-listing click counts, so you cannot check what any slot actually earned. Price only goes up from here, so the $25 entry is cheaper than it will be.

Key metrics

Value score
F (3/100)
Total revenue
$300
Listings30
Revenue per bid$10
Domain rating5/100
Last scanned
How we calculated this

Ahrefs DR: 5/100.

Bid history

Aug 26

$10

LinkedMash

Only bids that changed are listed.

How does billbored.lol work?

Every slot costs the same flat price, no bidding. Buying a slot puts your product at #1 and pushes every other slot down a row. The price rises as slots sell: $10 at launch, $25 now, $50 stated next. Buy the same product again to jump back to #1 after being pushed down. A separate $500 gold tile adds a promotional post on X.

Bidding rules

  • 100 total slots. 30 were claimed and 70 open on our last check.
  • Buying a slot puts you at #1 immediately, pushing every other slot down one row.
  • No bidding: everyone pays the same posted price to buy a slot.
  • Buy the same product again to jump back to #1 after being pushed down.
  • Price rises as slots sell: $10 at launch, $25 now, $50 stated as next.
  • A separate $500 gold tile adds a promotional post on X.

What does a listing include?

  • Auto-fetched name, logo, and one-line pitch from your URL or X handle
  • Numbered slot position (01 to 100)
  • Newest tag while you hold #1
  • The flat price locked in at time of purchase

Is billbored.lol worth it?

Pros

  • +Flat price, no bidding math to work out
  • +Newest buyer gets #1 immediately, no need to overbid anyone
  • +Hard 100-slot cap; 70 spots were still open on our check
  • +1,356 visitors printed on the homepage
  • +A $500 gold tile adds a promotional X post as a second product
  • +Creator is named on X and has a linked website

Cons

  • −Price rises as slots sell, so later buyers pay more for the same mechanic
  • −No lasting #1: the very next sale pushes you down regardless of what you paid
  • −No per-listing click counts, so you cannot measure a slot's actual traffic
  • −No published rules, refund, or payment-processor page
  • −What happens once all 100 slots fill is not documented

Who should advertise on billbored.lol?

  • Founders who want a guaranteed #1 moment for a known, fixed price
  • Brands fine with being pushed down as soon as the next slot sells
  • Anyone who wants in before the price rises to the stated $50

How it compares

BoardCPCTo outbidTrafficValue
billbored—$10—F (3)
Highrank$0.03/click$11—C (55)
Firstbid$0.04/click$53—C (56)
Outclick$0.05/click$21—C (55)
Outbids$3.76/click$128—D (23)

Frequently asked questions

How does ranking work on billbored?
Rank is not a bid. Whoever buys a slot most recently sits at #1, and every other slot shifts down one row. There is no way to outrank the newest buyer except by buying a slot yourself.
Why does the price keep changing?
billbored raises its flat slot price as the board fills. It launched at $10, moved to $25, and the site says $50 is next. You lock in whatever price is live when you buy.
What happens when someone else buys after me?
You get pushed down one row for every slot sold after yours. Your listing is not removed, only your position drops, until you buy again to retake #1.
Are there click counts?
No. The public board shows slot number, name, pitch, and how long ago it was claimed. There is no per-listing click counter, so you cannot verify traffic from a slot.
What is the $500 gold tile?
A separate premium placement: a Gold Tile plus a promotional post about your bid on X. It sits outside the normal 100-slot board.
By Rishit