Charitybid
charitybid.lol
Outbid for good. Every bid is a donation.
$21
Outbid for $22 · #1 is @xSh4zzy
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charitybid.lol is a pay-to-rank board where the bid is a donation. You pick a charity, pay at least $5 through every.org, and the highest donation holds #1. The operators say 100% of the money goes to the charity and they take no cut. Two fundraisers are on the board, with @xSh4zzy at #1 for $21.
Our take
If you want the outbid mechanic without paying a board operator, this is the cleanest version we track. every.org handles the donation, and the homepage names World Central Kitchen, WWF, charity: water, and Doctors Without Borders as destinations. Two listings and $36 donated means almost nobody is using it yet, so you are buying a story more than an audience.
Key metrics
- Total revenue
- $41
| Listings | 3 |
How we calculated this
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Bid history
Sep 1
@xSh4zzy
Only bids that changed are listed.
How does charitybid.lol work?
Beat the current slot by $1 and you take it. Every bid is a donation through every.org to a charity you pick. $5 minimum. The operators say they take no cut. Re-enter the same URL or @handle to raise.
Bidding rules
- $5 minimum donation.
- Outbid a slot by $1 to take it.
- Every bid is processed by every.org as a donation to the charity you pick.
- The operators say they keep none of the money.
- Re-enter the same URL or @handle to raise your bid.
- The board is framed as a nonprofit project, not a paid directory for profit.
What does a listing include?
- Rank, profile or URL, and time on the slot
- Donation amount that sets rank
- Public click count
- Charity destination shown at checkout (via every.org)
Is charitybid.lol worth it?
Pros
- +Bids are donations through every.org, not ad spend kept by the board
- +Operators state they take no cut
- +$5 minimum, $1 to take a slot above the current holder
- +You can list a URL or an @handle
- +Public click counts on the two live rows
Cons
- −Only two listings and $36 donated on our last scan
- −No CPC in our metrics because the sample is too small to trust
- −Traffic is not published beyond per-row click counts
- −Nonprofit claim is the operators' statement; we have not audited disbursements
- −Tiny board means almost no discovery beyond people who already know the URL
Who should advertise on charitybid.lol?
- People who want to play the outbid game and send the money to a named charity
- Campaigns that can screenshot a #1 slot as a fundraising mechanic
- Handles or URLs that are fine being public next to a donation total
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charitybid | — | $22 | — | — |
| 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
- Where does the money go on charitybid.lol?
- Checkout runs through every.org. The site says every bid is a 100% donation to the charity you pick, and that charitybid takes no cut. Named examples on the homepage include World Central Kitchen, WWF, charity: water, and Doctors Without Borders.
- How much does it cost to take #1?
- Donations start at $5. Taking a slot costs $1 more than whoever currently holds it. @xSh4zzy holds #1 at $21, so claiming #1 is listed at $22.
- Is this a tax-deductible donation?
- every.org is a 501(c)(3) that issues receipts for donations it processes. Whether your specific bid is deductible depends on your tax situation and the charity you pick. charitybid is not the receipt issuer.
- Can I bid if I do not want a leaderboard slot?
- The homepage also lists top charities with running totals and asks people who cannot bid to share the board. The ranked slots are still the product: two public rows with click counts.
- Are there refunds?
- These are donations through every.org, not a retractable ad buy. The public rules copy does not describe a refund path for an outbid slot.