Bubbleboard
bubbleboard.lol
A public map of paid bubbles. Closer to the core costs more.
$10
Outbid for $11 · #1 is powery.dev
Last updated · Content reviewed
bubbleboard.lol is a pay-to-rank map. Every listing is a bubble: size tracks total paid, and rings closer to the core cost more. Fifty products are on the map. Spots start at $1. Stripe confirms payment before a bubble appears. Our last scan put powery.dev at #1 for $10 with a $0.58 median CPC from only 2 listings that reported clicks.
Our take
The map is the reason to use this instead of a list. Relative size means your bubble shrinks when someone outspends the leader, which the rules page states in plain language. Fifty listings is a real field. CPC is weakly measured (2 click pairs). Treat it as cheap mapped placement via Stripe, not as a proven traffic buy. $1 still stays visible because of a size floor.
Key metrics
- Total revenue
- $11
| Listings | 50 |
| Total clicks | 495 |
How we calculated this
Scan failed: bubbleboard fetch failed
Bid history
Sep 29
powery.dev
Aug 26
powery.dev
Only bids that changed are listed.
How does bubbleboard.lol work?
Each listing is a circle on a map. Area is proportional to total paid, relative to the current leader. Position is a ring (core, inner, mid, rim) priced as a share of the top listing. You choose a target and amount; the map places the bubble. Payments $1 to $5,000 via Stripe. Same target stacks. Paid bubbles never overlap.
Bidding rules
- One-time payment between $1 and $5,000. No account.
- You buy a target and an amount, not a coordinate.
- Bubble area is proportional to paid total, relative to the leader.
- Rings: core 20%+ of top, inner 5%+, mid 1%+, rim any paid listing.
- Paid bubbles never overlap. Smallest listings never shrink below a floor.
- Same target stacks. Anyone can contribute; paying is not ownership.
- Stripe confirms payment. Unlawful or deceptive listings may be hidden.
What does a listing include?
- Circle on the public map with site or handle label
- Size proportional to total paid versus the leader
- Ring band (core, inner, mid, rim)
- Stacked lifetime spend on the same target
Is bubbleboard.lol worth it?
Pros
- +50 listings on a packed map
- +$1 floor with a size floor so cheap bubbles stay tappable
- +Stripe confirms before the bubble appears
- +Clear public rules: relative size, rings, stacking
- +URL or X handle; duplicates collapse
Cons
- −Size and ring can move without you paying again
- −CPC based on only 2 click pairs in our last scan
- −Anyone can pay into a listing; paying is not ownership
- −No eviction, but you can be pushed to a cheaper ring
- −$5,000 cap is theoretical on a $1 to $10 map
Who should advertise on bubbleboard.lol?
- Products that want a visual map screenshot more than a numbered rank
- X profiles and sites okay with $1 to $10 mapped placement
- Teams that will read the relative-size rules before buying
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bubbleboard | — | $11 | — | — |
| Bidrush | $0.03/click | $7 | — | C (55) |
| 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) |
Frequently asked questions
- How does ranking work on Bubbleboard?
- There is no numbered #1 list. Size tracks total paid versus the current leader. Position is a ring priced as a share of that leader. Closer to the core costs more. Fifty products are on the live map.
- Can my bubble shrink after I pay?
- Yes. If someone outspends the leader, every other bubble gets smaller. Your bubble can also move outward if ring prices rise past what you paid. The listing is not removed. Paying again adds to your total.
- What is the minimum?
- $1. The rules say a $1 listing always stays visible and tappable. Core currently prices around $2 when the top listing is $10.
- Who processes payment?
- Stripe. A listing appears once Stripe confirms, not when you close the tab.
- What can I list?
- A website URL or an X handle. Tracking params, www, and twitter.com vs x.com collapse to one listing. Only public http and https.